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<SGrondin>
hi, I'm new-ish to ocaml and I have a question about OPAM
<SGrondin>
I don't understand why it wants to reinstall all the dependencies for a new package I'm installing if the dependencies are already correctly installed (and the correct version)
<whitequark>
as a rule, if a dependency changes, everything that is dependent on it must be reinstalled
<whitequark>
and there are so-called optional dependencies, e.g. lwt can be built with or without react
<whitequark>
so if you install react, it needs to reinstall lwt (to make Lwt_react available) and as a consequence, everything that depends on lwt
<SGrondin>
makes sense
<whitequark>
you may if you want to be sure
<SGrondin>
should I delete ~/.opam ?
<SGrondin>
I'm currenty installing opam 1.1.2, because 1.1.1 was giving me all sorts of bugs and apparently has issues with 4.02.0
<whitequark>
I don't think it matters
<SGrondin>
ok, thanks :)
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<SGrondin>
# ocamlfind: Package bytes is already installed
<SGrondin>
Can't wait until the PR that fixes that bug gets pulled in and released
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<Sizur>
Hi guys, i'm trying to install Eliom and I'm having trouble
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<Sizur>
i do opam install eliom and i get ocamlfind: Package `optcomp' not found
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<Sizur>
however, when i do opam install optcomp, i get: [NOTE] Package optcomp is already installed (current version is 1.6).
<Sizur>
doing ocamlfind list, i see compiler-libs.optcomp (version: [distributed with Ocaml])
<Sizur>
what's going on, why opam sees it but ocamlfind doesn't in the eliom makefile?
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<philed>
Sizur: I'll give it a go on my machine.
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<madroach>
Can opam use system libraries and executables instead of building its own copy? Especially I'd like to use the pre-installed ocp-build.
<Sizur>
philed: i figured it out. it's using /usr/bin/ocamlfind ocamldep when it needs to use the one that's installed in my home... how do i make opam pick that up?
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<philed>
Sizur: You might want to check that .opam/opam-init/init.sh is being run in your .bashrc, and that the env variables are right there.
<Sizur>
philed: ah, thanks. now all i need to do is translate the env to fish
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<Sizur>
philed: ok, env is set, but eliom makefile is still using wrong ocamlfind
<Sizur>
there's an earlier ocamlbuild -use-ocamlfind ocamlbuild_eliom.cma issued in the makefile
<Sizur>
and i dont have ocamlbuild under my home dir, so it's using the global one. can that be the issue?
<philed>
Could be. My ocamlbuild is in .opam/<compiler>/bin
<philed>
And I believe ocamlfind is called by ocamlbuild.
<Sizur>
how did you install it?
<philed>
Using opam.
<philed>
It was a dependency of something else.
<philed>
In fact, 'ocamlfind' is a dependency of eliom.
<philed>
Sorry, we were talking about ocamlbuild. (too early in the morning :P)
<philed>
I don't recall installing ocamlbuild manually anyway.
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<Sizur>
do you also have one in /usr/bin/ocamlbuild?
<philed>
I do. But my .opam one overrides it on $PATH.
<Sizur>
now i need to find out how to get one under ~
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<Sizur>
i suspect just copying it from root won't cut it
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<philed>
I should say that the entire ocaml installation I use is in my home directory.
<philed>
I installed it with opam.
<Sizur>
you installed ocaml with opam?
<philed>
Yeah. Look into opam switch --help
<Sizur>
lol Warning: Program '/usr/local/bin/fish' crashed.
<philed>
That doesn't sound good. (hadn't heard of "fish" until today.)
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<Sizur>
philed: thanks!, i hope i can play with eliom after ocaml will build
<philed>
Have fun. Let us know what you think of it. I gave it a go a few years ago, and would like to have another play around sometime soon.
<philed>
I'm pretty excited to try out their FRP implementation.
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<Sizur>
i've never seen more than a sample usage of frp. i begin to doubt the composability of frp for real world complex projects. its possible the complexity has an unexpected curve
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<philed>
Possibly.
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<tane>
ygrek, are you there?
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<mhi^>
Hi. So I ran 'utop init' and added the mentioned stuff to .ocamlinit and my .zshenv. Afterwards I did 'opam install utop core', which finished without errors. Now I tried following the Real World book and the first line shown is 'open Core.Std;;', but that gives: Error: Unbound module Core. Do I have to setup something else to make it work?
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<mhi^>
FWIW, I also did "eval $(opam config env)" before starting utop.
<companion_cube>
#require "core";; ?
<mhi^>
Hmm, that seemed to work. I take it using #require is a utop directive and 'open' is the proper thing to do in a real file.
<companion_cube>
no, #require "foobar";; is a directive to load some package (here, core)
<companion_cube>
open Foobar;; is used to bring all values in the module Foobar into the local scoope
<companion_cube>
scope*
<companion_cube>
so you can write blah rather than Foobar.blah
<mhi^>
Ah, I see, thanks.
<companion_cube>
#require is specific to the toplevel, and open is an OCaml construct, too :)
* mhi^
nods
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<ia0>
a friend has a small program that uses an external cmx, but the problem is that this cmx depends on other cmx, which themselves depend on other cmx and so on
<ia0>
so it is a pain to list them to compile the small program
<ia0>
(knowing that you need to give them in order)
<ia0>
if some cmx are missing he gets "No implementations provided for the following modules" "Foo referenced from bar.cmx"
<ia0>
what is the correct way to compile such a program?
<ia0>
(i.e. to recursively find and add the cmx on the command line in dependency order)
<flux>
ia0, use ocamlfind
<flux>
hmm
<flux>
or you mean within the same project?
<flux>
you can use OCamlMakefile if you prefer make, or ocamlbuild
<flux>
but actually you mentioned 'external cmx'
<flux>
typically if you have an external body of code you would package them into an archive, .cmxa
<flux>
and if you want everything to work automatically, you can install the package with ocamlfind
<flux>
you tell findlib in a description file the package's dependencies, and when you finally compile the program, it will automatically gather all required command line options
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<def`>
flux: OCamlMakefile won't help you with linking order
<flux>
hmm, I forgot that then. but within a single project you can use ocamldep them if ocamlmakefile doesn't use it automatically.
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<companion_cube>
ia0: ocamlbuild
<ia0>
flux: thx ! he'll go with the .cmxa
<companion_cube>
hmm
<ia0>
companion_cube: it's not that easy to use :-(
<companion_cube>
you shouldn't use external .cmx, they should indeed live in a .cmxa
<ia0>
we tried it with -cflags -I,foo -lflags -I,foo
<companion_cube>
or some ocamlfind library
<ia0>
yes, so we will build the .cmxa
<ia0>
looks much easier than ocamlfind
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<Denommus>
what is the recommended monad library for OCaml?
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<companion_cube>
Denommus: what do you mean by "monad library"?
<companion_cube>
ocaml doesn't make it possible to talk about monads in general (except at the module level)
<Denommus>
companion_cube: there are two libraries that introduce syntax for monads, aparently: omonad and pa_monad_custom
<companion_cube>
my recommandation is: don't use syntax extensions ;)
<Drup>
what companion_cube said, just don't do it.
<flux>
you don't really need syntax extensions for using monads..
<Denommus>
companion_cube: I'm asking this because my library will implement the monad sigs
<flux>
there are some popular monadic libraries for ocaml, in particular lwt
<flux>
maybe jane street core has something for it
<flux>
and batteries
<companion_cube>
Denommus: just define return and >>= ;)
<Denommus>
companion_cube: I need more than return and >>=
<Drup>
<insert implicites teasing/>
<companion_cube>
:>
<companion_cube>
I mean, implement at least those, and everyone will see it's a monad
<Denommus>
maybe I should do my own internal library. It's not that there's that much in a monad library
<Denommus>
only to be clear on what I'm doing: a monadic FRP library
<companion_cube>
which monad are you going to write?
<companion_cube>
ah
<Drup>
Denommus: just use React already.
<Drup>
there are stuff to reinvent, FRP in ocaml is not one of them
<Denommus>
Drup: I've asked before what kind of FRP model React implements
<companion_cube>
you should ask Bünzli
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<companion_cube>
(the author)
<Drup>
actually, you should look at the documentation ...
<Denommus>
because there are at least three models that I know of
<Drup>
and it will be quite clear.
<Denommus>
and I suspect React is classic FRP
<Denommus>
classic, arrowized and monadic
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<Drup>
Denommus: what about actually looking at it, and delay your opinion until you have an idea how it works, instead of guessing ? :D
<Denommus>
Drup: I'm looking at the documentation
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<Drup>
(hint : it's not classical frp)
<Denommus>
Drup: but it doesn't describe FRP in terms of signal functions, nor it describe behaviors in terms of a monadic type
<Drup>
iirc, it's a variant of monadic frp, with various modification to work in practice
<Denommus>
ok, then
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<Drup>
in particular, I know there are some versions of monadic frp with only one type, and no distinction between event and signals
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<Piotr455>
Hi everyone. I just experienced a strange behaviour with ocaml lately, I wonder whether I could poll the collective wisdom here.
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<Piotr455>
I think that it must be something fairly straightforward: I have a program doing enumerative combinatorics that segfaults after around 20 minutes of crunching. Increasing stack size to 4MB does nothing.
<Piotr455>
Compiling in debug mode however seems to let the program run correctly.
<Piotr455>
What could be amiss?
<nojb>
exit
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<Drup>
segfaulting ?!
<Piotr455>
Yes.
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<Piotr455>
I should add that the program is pure ocaml
<Drup>
Piotr455: can you provide more details on the program ?
<Piotr455>
no binding to any C library, no Obj.magic
<athan>
So is caml anologous to Haskell? What sort of type system does vanilla caml support? Does it have higher-kinded types? What are some features it's _lacking_? (besides the obvious object oriented layer). For instance - type classes?
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<Denommus>
athan: it doesn't have higher-kinded types nor type classes. Instead, the module system provides similar features
<athan>
also... (you guys are gonna hate this)... are there any OCaml web frameworks? :)
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<vanila>
hi
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<vanila>
does anyone have guides on how to directly implement shift/reset delimited continuations in a compiler?
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<smondet>
Hi, after calling Lwt_daemon.daemonize I get that Lwt_preemptive.detach that stops working, does that ring any bell to anyone? (it used to work, like a week ago, not sure what got upgraded)
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<companion_cube>
vanila: use delimcc
<companion_cube>
it's a library on opam
<vanila>
thanks ill read about it
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