<mehdid>
hcarty: it looks like what I want, thanks!
<mehdid>
(the produced file doesn't compile though :))
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<hcarty>
mehdid: Good luck tweaking it to your needs - or tweaking your code to ocp-pack's requirements :-)
<mehdid>
already done… I got my large file :)
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<hcarty>
Excellent! Please let us (#ocaml) know how it goes.
<thelema>
mehdid: there's one other related thing to what you're asking, oasis-bundle
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<mehdid>
is it bundle.ml? it looks a generated file… but which tool produced it?
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<thelema>
mehdid: hmm, I recall sylvain having built his cool project to bundle a project with its deps into a single tarball, but I can't seem to find the code to do that. Maybe it's in his ocsigen-bundler package...
<thelema>
project
<thelema>
or maybe that only works on ocsigen projects
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<lorill>
there are a few things i can't do due to the outputed html, would it be better to add a module as an ocamldoc plugin, or would trying to evolve the default html output be accepted ?
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<hcarty>
lorill: That looks very nice
<lorill>
thanks. There's an empty <h1> in the first page that bothers me, and the fact that the navbar isn't always there
<adrien>
there are several things I like too =)
<lorill>
+ the types aren't in a <pre> like the rest of the code
<hcarty>
lorill: There has been some discussion around ocamldoc on the bug tracker recently. Changes may be more readily accepted if you can present something in plugin form first.
<lorill>
ok, thanks for the info. Could I have a link to the related bug ?
<_andre>
the only change seems to be that you put Str_conv in Modules instead of InternalModules
<hcarty>
_andre: With that version (bitbckt's oasis branch) I was able to build uint and zeromq with odb
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<_andre>
hcarty: zeromq only uses uint.uint64 it seems
<_andre>
i think if it used uint32 or uint128 too it would have the same problem
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<hcarty>
_andre: Does the failure happen when the library is used, or when the library is built?
<_andre>
when it's used
<_andre>
actually
<_andre>
when i tried to build an executable that uses it
<hcarty>
Ah, ok
<_andre>
the error is this:
<_andre>
Error: Files /usr/local/lib/ocaml/3.12.0/uint/uint32.cmxa and /usr/local/lib/ocaml/3.12.0/uint/uint64.cmxa both define a module named Str_conv
<hcarty>
Ah. I think you would either need to pack the modules, or put everything into a Uint module, with other modules available under that.
<_andre>
but then one wouldn't be able to use just one of them like ZMQ does, right?
<mrvn>
Name them Uint32.Str_conv and UInt64.Str_conv
<_andre>
mrvn: but it's actually the same module used by both
<mrvn>
Then you need to keep it as seperate module and not include it in both cmxa files
<_andre>
Error: Files /usr/local/lib/ocaml/3.12.0/uint/uint32.cmxa and /usr/local/lib/ocaml/3.12.0/uint/uint64.cmxa both define a module named Str_convthe file "lib/str_conv.cmx" is included in more than one active library'
<_andre>
ouch
<_andre>
trying to compile a test executable inside ocaml-uint gives me this:
<_andre>
'the file "lib/str_conv.cmx" is included in more than one active library'
<_andre>
this used to work when i used OCamlMakefile
<_andre>
i'm not sure what's being done different
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<hcarty>
_andre: Yes, 'uint' would need to be used, as opposed to 'uint.unit64', etc.
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<adamgolding>
i get the following error while trying to builc camlp5 on cygwin: