<flux>
ollehar, they are going to be in some ocaml version?-o
<ollehar>
flux: ok
<flux>
that was a question :)
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<flux>
I can confirm that I see no trace of implicit types in ocaml source repository (git mirror)
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<ollehar>
flux: ah
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<wmeyer`>
hi
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<pippijn>
hi
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<avan_>
hell
<avan_>
hello
<wmeyer`>
avan_: hello
<avan_>
is there any lbrary that i can use for getting the system time and date in caml 0.74 for windows?
<wmeyer`>
I know only OCaml, Sys.time equivalent or Unix.time might work for you in Caml-light
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<avan_>
i have checked the libraries of caml light and it has time in the sys library
<avan_>
but it comes unbound everytime i call it
<wmeyer`>
do you use toplevel?
<wmeyer`>
you need to just link probably to some library containing the definition of Sys
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<avan_>
i didnt get it
<avan_>
whats toplevel?
<avan_>
and how do i link
<wmeyer`>
Have no much experience in caml-light
<wmeyer`>
but usually you'd specify the number of objects in the command line option you use to compile and link your program
<wmeyer`>
in OCaml we would say (for Unix module): "ocamlc unix.cma foo.ml"
<wmeyer`>
so it's all good and working for OCaml, but not sure about caml-light
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<avan_>
unix.cma what does that actually do?
<avan_>
or refers to?
<wmeyer`>
so unix.cma is a library, a library is a bundle of smaller objects called compilation units, these objects would have single extension cmo and will be produced by compiling single source code file
<wmeyer`>
when you specify unix.cma in the command line, you are telling the system that you will be using the code inside the cma
<wmeyer`>
the system then can properly find definitions at the link time
<wmeyer`>
and include them in your final executable
<wmeyer`>
does that makes sense?
<avan_>
cant compile it yet..
<wmeyer`>
I'd advise to just write a simple program that you know will work, like "open Sys;;" and then compile it and see if it works
<avan_>
in the library i have SYS.MLI
<avan_>
and have sys.zi
<avan_>
i can compile the sys.mli
<wmeyer`>
so mli files are definitions of interfaces, and sys.zi I think are the compiled interfaces
<wmeyer`>
you should not compile it
<wmeyer`>
it's a standard library
<avan_>
but i cant execute it
<wmeyer`>
can you copy past the command line you are using?
<avan_>
value time : unit -> float = 1 "sys_time" (* Return the processor time, in seconds, used by the program since the beginning of execution. *) ;;