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<Algebr``>
What time format is this? '2016-01-25T02:58:23Z'
<copy`>
ISO
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<flux>
leonidas, hmm, I thought this was fixed but I guesss not: let channels_invite token channel user = let%lwt channel_id = id_of_channel token channel and user_id = id_of_user token user in endpoint "channels.info" ..
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<flux>
hmm, it was just my opam installation, probably old :)
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<flux>
*** Error in `/home/erkkise/.opam/4.02.3/bin/ocamlrun': double free or corruption (out): 0x0000000001640a00 *** my new shiny opam installation :(
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<flux>
my ocaml top level is quite broken :-o, even plainish 'ocaml' crashed after a #require
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<teknozulu>
Ugh. I'm trying to compile using -i to generate .mlis, which causes an unbound module error in one of the .ml files. Compilation without -i works just fine.
<teknozulu>
Any general hunch?
<flux>
do you compile in the same order?
<flux>
ie. given the unbound module, does the file module.cmi exist?
<flux>
meh, and I can't really do 4.02.2 either because I want to play with ppx. now this is quite annoying..
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<teknozulu>
Well, I'm not changing anything else than adding the flag so I would expect them to be in the same order (which may not be a reasonable expectation?) - literally going from "corebuild -package core -package async -package rpc_parallel.core -tag thread launch.native" to "corebuild -cflag -i -package core -package async -package rpc_parallel.core -tag thread launch.native"
<teknozulu>
the cmi is there, though
<flux>
as far as I see the only reason for "unbound module" would be that the compiler doesn't find the .cmi for some reason
<flux>
perhaps corebuild does something unexpected there
<teknozulu>
i have a theory
<teknozulu>
hmm. so, the first offending module did not have any dependencies, so i could compile it with -i alone. The interface however had replaced every instance of "string" with "bytes", and i recall that causing a compilation error at a previous time (module does not contain intf)
<teknozulu>
So I went ahead and made corebuild ignore bundler, which was referenced in worker_desc
<teknozulu>
So, now worker_desc doesnt complain about bundler being unbound, but now the next module used by worker_desc is supposedly unbound too.
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<teknozulu>
repeated the ignoring for the new offending module, and it worked. I wish I knew the root cause, though
<flux>
hmm, my issue went away by recompiling everything
<flux>
now I'm thinking I should've taken a copy beforehand to see what was different :/
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<teknozulu>
My version control discipline with random personal projects is despicable
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<flux>
well, at least the effort to start using one shouldn't be great, just git init and off you go ;)
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<seangrove>
What's the mirage-compatible Cohttp-client module?
<Drup>
(except for flambda, and there is a makefile target specifically for it)
<flux>
it doesn't seem Asttypes etc is useless documentation..
<flux>
so I guess my best bet is getting compiler sources and referering to the .ml{,i} files?-)
<Drup>
that's not what I mean. I mean that you will not get added value of using ocamldoc. Half the comments are badly located/rendered, the other half are not even doc comments
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<Drup>
and that's when it has comment to begin with, which is often not the case (except in middle_end/ )
<flux>
something that works nicely with emacs and tuareg's documnetation lookup feature would be the best :)
<Drup>
mli files and merlin ? :D
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<flux>
needs the cmt files, right?
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<flux>
ppx_tools is really god-sent for its metaquoting :)
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<chemical_rascal>
Hey! Is anyone here know their way around ocamlyacc and is willing to help out someone fresh-eyed to the thing?
<chemical_rascal>
Wow, that was some bad grammar on my part. s/here know/here who knows/;s/is willing/willing/
<chemical_rascal>
Anyway, the specific problem is that I've got ocamlyacc building a "parser.mli" from a "parser.mly", however then running "ocamlc -c parser.mli" squaks out a syntax error.