<rgrinberg>
companion_cube: soon enough we'll have an re release
<rgrinberg>
with all of your nice changes
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<nullcat_>
rgrinberg: hi, about cohttp's http performance and profiling harness I am working on, Anil said "we lack confidence in some of the edges of the implementation when it comes to clients and servers issuing odd requests". Does anything odd really happen as far as you know?
<rgrinberg>
you mean, do i know of any particular bugs?
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<rgrinberg>
nullcat_: one interesting bit i'd like to know is the relative performance of the lwt server vs the async server
<nullcat_>
yes
<rgrinberg>
nullcat_: if i knew any bugs i'd definitely report them
<rgrinberg>
if i had to extrapolate from past bugs though we had a lot of bugs from:
<Drup>
nullcat_: sedlex is quite close to fullfuling this project, except it's currently running on a simple array, not a bigarray :p
<nullcat_>
em i see
<Drup>
but doing the adaptation shouldn't be too hard
<nullcat_>
I am not an expert in OCaml. May I ask the difference between bigarray and simple array? What's the advantage of it?
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<Drup>
there are various consideration related to C bindings about bigarray, but for the purpose of parser, the main thing is that a bigarray and a slice are the same thing, from the OCaml point of view
<Drup>
so bigarrays are a nice way to do non-copying parsers
<Drup>
(this is possible because bigarrays are not moved by the GC, as opposed to arrays)
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<rgrinberg>
Drup: help review nojb's re unicode pr
<rgrinberg>
if you got time of course :D
<Drup>
Sorry, but I'm gonna exceptionally relax for a few days =')
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<rgrinberg>
what is more relaxing than sitting back and bike shedding about other people's hard work at your leisure
<rgrinberg>
=)
<Drup>
depends if you have to rebase the said work to make it readable
<Drup>
:<
<rgrinberg>
i'm comfortable with rebasing although i have to say the ui for doing it is not the best
<rgrinberg>
especially for complicated jobs
<Drup>
(don't worry, it was a stab at the cohttp PR)
<rgrinberg>
sometimes it's easier just to reset everything to your working copy and redo the commits
<Drup>
(about the UI ... magit!)
<rgrinberg>
ah, i figured dinosaure2 related :D
<rgrinberg>
how does magit help?
<Drup>
You should try it, it will explains itself x)
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<rgrinberg>
Drup: no thanks, i like my wrists
<rgrinberg>
but i know someone else who needs rebase lessons ;)
<Drup>
It's not a modifier-heavy interface
<Drup>
(on the contrary)
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<mcc>
Is there a better way to do this? let rawRethisAssignObject v = match v with
<mcc>
| ClosureValue({this=ThisBlank}) -> (match v with ClosureValue(v) ->
<mcc>
| _ -> v
<mcc>
ClosureValue({v with this=ThisReady}) | _ -> failwith "impossible")
<lostman_>
are js_of_ocaml ints 32bit?
<mcc>
errrp sorry i was trying to paste a pastie to that code, not the code itself :(
<mcc>
lostman_: i do not have knowledge of js_of_ocaml, but if the ints are 64 bit that would be fairly difficult to implement in js i think.
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<lostman_>
I'm trying out js_of_ocaml. the standard library is very OOP. I ran into a problem when parsing JSON
<lostman_>
Uncaught 0,248,Yojson.Json_error,10,Line 1, bytes 283-292: Int overflow '6600557990'
<mcc>
yeuch
<lostman_>
it seems to me js_of_ocaml is a rock-solid compiler. but are there any projects or libraries using it?
<lostman_>
I'm just tinkering with putting together Facebook React, react (the OCaml library) and js_of_ocaml. Seems to me it could be a nice combo
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<Drup>
lostman_: look at eliom's reactive dom
<Drup>
and yes, jsoo's ints are int 32 (or something like that)
<lostman_>
jsoo?
<Drup>
jsoo doesn't have ints, so it cheats by encoding them in parts of a floats and fiddling with the bits so that it's still not completely uneeficient
<lostman_>
I'm not terribly familiar with OCaml and ecosystem
<Drup>
js_of_ocaml :p
<Drup>
it's the "official" shortcut :p
<lostman_>
oh, good to know!
<lostman_>
many things are terribly undocumented
<lostman_>
I looked at eliom a while ago and it is rather impressive
<lostman_>
but good luck figuring it out from scratch!
<Drup>
mcc: use "as" ?
<Drup>
lostman_: that's why there are tutorials :)
<lostman_>
good luck going through the tutorials ;-)
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<Drup>
why ?
<lostman_>
when I was looking at it half of the tutorials didn't quite work
<Drup>
and you didn't report it ? :)
<lostman_>
types of this or that function were slightly different
<lostman_>
I think they were written when eliom was 3.0 and didn't quite transition to 4.0
<Drup>
also those should be fixed since
<Drup>
if you find others, please report them.
<lostman_>
is there any plan for eliom to use websockets for the backend to frontend communication?
<Drup>
yes and no, depends for what
<lostman_>
like when you can just get a channel from backend to frontend
<lostman_>
and it automatically glues it together
<Drup>
we currently use comet for such chanels. Replacing that by websocket is on the todolist
<Drup>
but it works perfectly well
<lostman_>
I find ajax/comet quite wonky in practice
<lostman_>
(nothing to do with eliom)
<Drup>
It's not wonky when you don't see it ;)
<Drup>
(it's pure crap when you do, though, but the point of eliom is that you don't)
<lostman_>
the thing is if comet breaks it doesn't automatically reopen
<Drup>
we have ~~things~~ to do that, sort of x)
<lostman_>
websockets really really try to be open at all times
<Drup>
but as I said, it's on the todo list, you are welcome to contribute :p)
<lostman_>
so what I want is: (1) open websocket, (2) send initial image of my data, (3) send incremental snapshots
<lostman_>
when I try to compile that example on my laptop I'm getting this "Error: Unbound module Tyxml_js"
<Drup>
you need to call the library "js_of_ocaml.tyxml"
<lostman_>
you mean in -package parameter to ocamlbuild?
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<Drup>
yes
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<lostman_>
got it to compile... progress! now need to figure out how to go from "[> Html5_types.div ] Tyxml_js.Html5.elt" to "#Dom.node Js.t" so I can append it to something
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<Drup>
use Tyxml_cast
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<lostman_>
ended up with:
<lostman_>
let body = Dom_html.document##body in
<lostman_>
let _ = body##appendChild (Tyxml_js.To_dom.of_node div_elt) in
<lostman_>
()
<lostman_>
thanks for help
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<adrien>
gasche: \o/
<adrien>
christmas present ^
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<whitequark>
struktured: wrong order?
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<whitequark>
wow
<whitequark>
clang builds ocaml SO MUCH FASTER than gcc
<whitequark>
the difference between going to brew a cup of tea and yawning.
<adrien>
I tried with Qt
<adrien>
clang was slower
<adrien>
otoh for icu's build, clang seems faster
<adrien>
good, got rid of openh264's firefox plugin for sure
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<adrien>
whitequark: thanks for the update to #5887 (nameclash)
<whitequark>
sure
<whitequark>
I have one more cross-compiling patch in queue
<adrien>
I'll soon try to separate build of ocamlbuild, ocamldoc and potentially others from the build of the compiler
<whitequark>
would you introduce a notion of "host tools"?
<whitequark>
well, host triple, really
<adrien>
most probably
<malc_>
whitequark: c cide should not dominate the build time.. so weird that
<adrien>
for windows I had something because the output of cross-compilation had ".exe" at its end
<adrien>
malc_: I think he mostly did a bootstrap
<whitequark>
malc_: note that ocaml uses also the C compiler as an assembler
<whitequark>
-aspp 'clang -c'
<whitequark>
I bet gcc's one is slow
<malc_>
adrien: shouldn't be relevant
<whitequark>
parsing time for ocaml's enormous assembly listings can easily dominate this
<adrien>
but I've recently seen the lack of host triplet to be an issue for autotools
<malc_>
whitequark: but gas should do that, not C..
<malc_>
so again, weird that
<adrien>
I've never found gcc to be too slow either for full builds
<adrien>
but back then there still was camlp4 to build
<whitequark>
malc_: huh?
<whitequark>
what do you mean "not C"?
<whitequark>
I find it believable that LLVM's assembly parser is much faster than gas.
<whitequark>
(clang -c defers to its internal as here, and gcc defers to gas, of course)
<malc_>
whitequark: i can not argue that, no evidence either way.. but still find it hard to believe
<whitequark>
(gcc -c)
<adrien>
linker takes some time but it's a matter of a few seconds
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<whitequark>
linker is the same here.
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<whitequark>
well, lemme benchmark it
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<adrien>
true, I meant the whole step :)
<adrien>
(of producing the final executable)
<whitequark>
clang: 1m20s gcc: 37s?!
<whitequark>
what.
<whitequark>
O_o
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<whitequark>
ohhhh, bleargh, it fails on -j4 somewhere and eats the failure
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<whitequark>
gcc: 2m59s clang: 2m26s
<whitequark>
so a 30% speedup.
<whitequark>
it's more noticeable on successful -j builds, actually.
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<adrien>
hmmm, -O too
<adrien>
nicoo: ^ change that! :D
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<gasche>
whitequark: if you are in a benchmarking mood, an experiment I would find interesting is to measure the compilation time of camlp4 (or some other project that is slow to compile) using trunk and using the flambda branch (bootstrapped, of course)
<gasche>
(measuring the auto-compilation time after bootstrap doesn't work because the sources differ)
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<whitequark>
ew, camlp4
<whitequark>
I prefer to measure time *not* spent compiling camlp4
<whitequark>
it's a process that is very easy to optimize.
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<gasche>
so I measured it myself then, and the results are interesting
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<gasche>
flambda is twice slower to compile native code (copious overhead was to be expected given than Pierre hasn't worked on compilation time for now)
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<gasche>
but it's also not faster (in fact a bit slower) to compile bytecode
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<nuki>
Hello, can I have your opinion about a little personnal project ?
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<bbc>
hello, I'm getting started with lwt, with opam and ocaml 4.01.0 (install fails with later compilers), and I can't get simple code to compile with ocamlc because dlllwt-unix_stubs.so is not found
<whitequark>
did you do eval `opam config env` ?
<bbc>
yes, I've just reset everything, ocaml and opam from archlinux, then opam init --comp=4.01.0, opam config env and ocamlfind ocamlc -syntax camlp4o -package lwt.syntax -package lwt.unix -linkpkg -o a a.ml
<whitequark>
what does env|grep CAML_LD_LIBRARY_PATH output?
<bbc>
nothing
<whitequark>
then you did not do eval `opam config env`.
<bbc>
I would not have ocamlfind otherwise but yes, something must be wrong with that
<whitequark>
what does which ocamlfind output?
<whitequark>
you might have ocamlfind from arch or something.
<bbc>
ok, I actually have an alias for `eval (opam config env)` but it looks like it doesn't work, entering the command manually sets the env variable correctly
<bbc>
I removed the ocamlfind I had from arch
<whitequark>
did you forget the $ in the command above?
<whitequark>
it should be $(opam config env)
<bbc>
any way, I have been able to use opam without any problem before, with my alias
<bbc>
it's fish syntax
<whitequark>
oh
<Drup>
bbc: you should put it in your .profile (or whatever the fish equivalent) and be done with it anyway, no need to type it most of the time :)
<whitequark>
you need opam config env --fish then
<bbc>
Drup: I'll consider this option, in the past, opam used to mess with man pages
<Drup>
really ? never had issue with that. It's probably fish-specific
<bbc>
yes, it probably was
<whitequark>
opam still "messes" with manpages, it extends your man path
<whitequark>
adrien: building ocaml with -j1000 results in very funny bugs
<whitequark>
e.g.:
<whitequark>
File "odoc_extension.ml", line 28, characters 13-39:
<whitequark>
Error: Unbound module Odoc_type
<whitequark>
Hint: Did you mean Odoc_name?
<bbc>
whitequark: it used to only give access to ocaml-related man pages
<Drup>
but that's all you need :D
<bbc>
you have an irc client available in opam? :)
<whitequark>
actually, yes
<whitequark>
well, there's a library. just invoke it via utop.
<Leonidas>
and dont forget to send pongs occasionally
<Leonidas>
j1000? that must be an amazing system to compile things
<bbc>
it's funny cause using an alias, only PATH gets updated, no new env variables
<adrien>
whitequark: heh, yeah, it worked at some point but quickly became buggy again
<bbc>
just typing `eval (opam confi env)` gets me all the proper env variables
<whitequark>
Leonidas: I don't have 1000 cores
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<whitequark>
I just stress the dependency resolution
<Drup>
let's do some flambda benchs !
* Drup
jumps on the bandwagon.
<adrien>
flamby? where? where?
* companion_cube
slaps adrien
* adrien
kicks companion_cube
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<whitequark>
gasche: I just had the second person interested in support for arabic in ocaml source contact me
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<def`>
whitequark: what does support for arabic imply?
<companion_cube>
terrible unicode everywhere, I guess
<whitequark>
def`: unicode identifiers, I assume
<def`>
ok
<whitequark>
maybe keywords
<jabroney>
Is there inline documentation for the ocaml/utop REPL? I'm looking for something like python's.
<whitequark>
mixing LTR/RTL is probably silly
<whitequark>
jabroney: no
<def`>
(how does your unicode files behave in merlin :_/?)
<whitequark>
it gives off MANY ERRORS
<whitequark>
actually, hmmmm
<whitequark>
can merlin support -pp ?
<whitequark>
oh, right, no
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<def`>
right I thought it was a ppx... don't know why :)
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<hugomg>
bbc: by any chance, are you using the system instalation of 4.02? Some things work with 4.02 if you install the compiler from source from opam isntead of using the system-isntalled one.
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<bbc>
hugomg: oh, I'll try that
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<bbc>
hugomg: so you mean the 4.02.1 compiler?
<hugomg>
yeah, you create a fresh switch using it like you did for 4.01
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<bbc>
hugomg: it works indeed, thanks!
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<hugomg>
I heard it has to do with the dependency solver. not so sure why it can't work well with the system compiler though...
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<whitequark>
camlp4
<whitequark>
packages often hardcode paths to camlp4 as being under compiler library path
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<adrien>
doing so has been in the doc actually I think
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<artagnon>
get_pointer_to_global malfunctions on anonymous functions.
<artagnon>
whitequark: I was right about the bug. It's not in my code.
<artagnon>
Do you want to commit this failing test?
<artagnon>
Should I send it to the list?
<whitequark>
can you rewrite the minimal repro in C (or C++) and send it to the list?
<whitequark>
I'm fairly sure this is not a bug in the OCaml bindings
<whitequark>
and I have no time to reduce the rest of LLVM now
<artagnon>
Right.
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<nojb>
what does the error “the file “….cmo” is included in more than one active library ([…cma; …cma])” mean ?
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<nojb>
it is produced by ocamlbuild
<flux>
I haven't seen it, but I think you are trying to link in two .cma:s that have the same or same-named .cmo inside them. this cannot happen, because that means the modules have the same name, and that cannot be.
<companion_cube>
I try to avoid it as much as possible
<companion_cube>
everything oasis can do in place of ocamlbuild is good news to me ^^
<whitequark>
companion_cube: burn, infidel
<companion_cube>
?
<whitequark>
>oasis
<companion_cube>
well, it does the job quite nicely
<whitequark>
>nicely
<companion_cube>
when assemblage is ready, I'll consider changing :p
<whitequark>
are you ok with camlp4 too, eh?!
<rgrinberg>
companion_cube: oasis is the greater evil than ocamlbuild
<companion_cube>
no, I like oasis project description, not the actual implementation
<rgrinberg>
and assemblage will probably have an ocamlbuild backend :D
<whitequark>
oh, it will?
<companion_cube>
but it's good for sublibraries and configure and stuff I don't want to write
<companion_cube>
so for now, oasis is the only alternative I know of
<rgrinberg>
whitequark: well build backends will be pluggable from what i hear
<rgrinberg>
so it will be a simple matter of programming
<whitequark>
companion_cube: you don't *need* configure
<companion_cube>
I like configure
<companion_cube>
or an equivalent
<companion_cube>
if you know another way of enabling and disabling sub-libraries and binaries based on flags, I'm hearing
<companion_cube>
listening*
<Drup>
ocamlbuild is even less documented than oasis
<Drup>
the API is crap
<companion_cube>
and oasis gathers everthing in one file
<hugomg>
companion_cube: what do you like about oasis. The impression I had when loooking at it was that it was pretty complicated and that I might be better off writing my build script and opam package by hand
<companion_cube>
(which is good)
<companion_cube>
hugomg: I write one file to describe my project, with libraries, doc, binaires, etc. and that's it
<companion_cube>
I get a build system, a META, a configure script
<Drup>
oasis may not be good, but bare ocamlbuild is not much better.
<whitequark>
companion_cube: what topkg does.
<whitequark>
you don't need a fucking configure script (some kind of idiotic catering to the mistakes of autoconf) and a persistence layer to decide to build or not build a target
<Drup>
(I tend to agree with that :p)
<hugomg>
can oasis also describe libraries/dependencies if Im on windows with godi instead of using opam/mirage?
<Drup>
oasis doesn't care about opam/godi
<Drup>
so yes
<companion_cube>
I don't know what topkg does
<hugomg>
if it can then maybe I should go give it another look
<companion_cube>
but when I develop, I use the configure, not opam
<rgrinberg>
Drup: dont you think its easier to salvage ocamlbuild than oasis?
<Drup>
rgrinberg: No.
<rgrinberg>
yeah the interface is crap and its slow but you can improve those things
<rgrinberg>
oasis has one decent thing about it, the _oasis file format - that's it.
<Drup>
ahah
<Drup>
no, not the _oasis file format
<Drup>
and least not how it's done now
<whitequark>
_oasis file format is not good
<rgrinberg>
not g
<companion_cube>
what's wrong with it?
<rgrinberg>
ok, not good
<whitequark>
it tries to be a programming language and fails at it very badly
<rgrinberg>
but better than anything else i.e. META
<Drup>
^
<hugomg>
drup: I was thinking about how oasis can spit out an opam package, which means that dependencies get downloaded if you don't have them isntalled yet. From what you said it seems it cant do that on godi :(
<whitequark>
companion_cube: try to write a test that depends on a binary
<companion_cube>
topkg doesn't seem to make anyhing for me
<rgrinberg>
it's basically a sucky clone of the cabal format
<Drup>
hugomg: it can't do that with opam either ...
<whitequark>
try to write a conditional that compares versions
<whitequark>
etc
<vbmithr>
the only thing I use OASIS for is C bindings
<companion_cube>
I don't want to write a META file
<hugomg>
oh, then I must have misread something
<Drup>
I know think that configuration should be done in OCaml
<Drup>
and that's all.
<Drup>
now*
<companion_cube>
sure
<whitequark>
yeah, that's the least evil
<companion_cube>
when assemblage is ready I'll consider switching
<companion_cube>
but certainly not to topkg
<Drup>
oasis is still much better than anything else for C bindings, clearly
<Drup>
*not* Ctypes
<Drup>
for Ctypes, it's horrible
<rgrinberg>
what's even worse is that yeah it's bad for a use case
<rgrinberg>
and you can't do anything about it but hack oasis
<whitequark>
you can stop using oasis
<rgrinberg>
which is daunting
<whitequark>
actually, you can just stop using computers, go outside, watch the stars
<rgrinberg>
that's the only reasonable alternative
<Drup>
you usually rather hack the underlying layer
<Drup>
ie, ocamlbuild
<Drup>
but it's not prettier
<whitequark>
Drup: and then you have to untangle the mess that oasis makes.
<companion_cube>
I still prefer writing _oasis than myocamlbuild.ml
<Drup>
oasis mess or not, it would be equaly painful
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<rgrinberg>
ocamlbuild needs an _oasis target :D
<Drup>
x)
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<rgrinberg>
Drup: could a META file be a reasonable ocamlbuild target?
<companion_cube>
even with sub-libraries, I hope
<Drup>
since ocamlbuild doesn't have any information to do that, I'm not sure how you would do it
<rgrinberg>
what information?
<Drup>
what to put in which packages, with which dependencies
<companion_cube>
well .mllib could be slightly enriched
<companion_cube>
but of course half the information is in _tags
<Drup>
.mllib should die
<Drup>
it's pure non sense
<companion_cube>
well, it's how ocamlbuild works
<companion_cube>
if you want to do something clean, with a fresh start, I think assemblage is welcoming contributors
<Drup>
why do you think I believe ocamlbuild is not salvageable ? >_>
<companion_cube>
ocamlbuild, like ocaml, is not going to break the compatibility
<Drup>
what are you trying to convince me ? :)
<companion_cube>
to make assemblage work :p
<Drup>
let me take some holiday before.
<rgrinberg>
assemblage isn't really a build system though. at the end it generates a makefile
<whitequark>
Drup: what's the problem with mllib?
<rgrinberg>
which is less than ideal
<whitequark>
ugh, makefiles
<whitequark>
but it's at least better than ocp-build
<flux>
rgrinberg, how about.. ninja!
<companion_cube>
rgrinberg: it's fine
<rgrinberg>
flux: not portable
<flux>
I don't really have any experience, but apparently cmake can target it as well
<whitequark>
flux: yay! let's make C++ a dependency of OCaml!
<companion_cube>
I want a project management system that also builds stuff
<whitequark>
if you mention cmake again, I will find you
<companion_cube>
even if by calling Makefile
<companion_cube>
make*
<whitequark>
and force you to use cmake
<rgrinberg>
ocamlbuild is basically our portable makefile
<rgrinberg>
without crazy syntax and parallelism
<flux>
whitequark, well, the topic in my view was meta build systems ;)
<Drup>
generating a makefile is ok
<companion_cube>
ocamlbuild's syntax is at least as crazy as Make's
<rgrinberg>
companion_cube: ocaml's syntax is crazy?
<Drup>
you can ensure it uses only the portable features and that // works
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<Drup>
it's writing makefile that is insane :p
<whitequark>
Drup: no amount of makefiles should be used in any builds at all
<companion_cube>
no, the DSL of ocamlbuild is weirdd though
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<whitequark>
personally I am disappointed that ocaml is no longer built with myocamlbuild
<Drup>
whitequark: it never was ?
<rgrinberg>
whitequark: why? it's a good first step to kick ocamlbuild out of the distribution
<rgrinberg>
e.g. no ciruclar dependencies
<Drup>
whitequark: camlp4 was built using ocamlbuild
<Drup>
but not the compiler
<whitequark>
Drup: oh, that's a pity
<whitequark>
rgrinberg: I don't think it should be
<rgrinberg>
whitequark: but then how do we get ocamlbuild updates in a timely manner
<whitequark>
rgrinberg: do you have something you want integrated in ocamlbuild?
<Drup>
and no "oh no, I can't use <feature X that makes ocamlbuild less crap> because It's only in this recent version of the compiler"
<rgrinberg>
whitequark: not particularly. i do want to use the latest version of ocamlbuild on older ocaml's though
<whitequark>
Drup: that's a better argument
<whitequark>
rgrinberg: well, is there something you want of ocamlbuild that's only present in the latest version? :]
<Drup>
(I consider you have a stockolm syndrom regarding ocamlbuild, though :>)
<rgrinberg>
sure, ignoring VCS dirs by default :D
<companion_cube>
oh, it doesn't?
* companion_cube
used to oasis
<whitequark>
rgrinberg: well, that will likely be in 4.02.2
<whitequark>
companion_cube: nope, but most of the time it doesn't matter
<rgrinberg>
whitequark: and will never be on 4.01 :(
<whitequark>
rgrinberg: right, I somewhat forget pre-4.02 ocamls exist
<Drup>
=')
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<Drup>
you know that someone in this conversation don't use ocamlbuild plugin because he wants to support ocaml < 4.01
<Drup>
(and instead copy the code of the plugin :D)
<Drup>
I mean, you should know, you copied the code for him :3
<companion_cube>
also because I tend to avoid myocamlbuild as much as possible
<Drup>
wrong argument, you would have less myocamlbuild with that
<companion_cube>
maybe
<companion_cube>
anyway, I can't seem to write this CCPervasives.Hashtbl thing -_-
<rgrinberg>
companion_cube: one day you will hit a use case that oasis doesn't support or has some blocking bug
<rgrinberg>
maybe you'll change your mind :D
<companion_cube>
maybe
<Drup>
rgrinberg: I did, hence my current opinion :D
<companion_cube>
until then I manage to do it with _tags
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<artagnon>
whitequark: Must I use llvm-c, or can I do the task using the C++ API?
<artagnon>
GetPointerToGlobal is part of the C API.
<artagnon>
It expects an EE and a ValueRef.
<whitequark>
I think either will work
<nicoo>
artagnon: Change what? Also, you should have used a redirect ban for Yoric
<whitequark>
yeah, I know.
<artagnon>
nicoo: We're trying to debug a problem with the ee.