<infinity0>
is there something equivalent to the haskell pipes library, or some coroutine library, in ocaml?
<Drup>
I guess that would be Lwt_stream and Async.Pipes (I think)
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<infinity0>
ah i'll check them out, thanks
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gasche: In 5cdb5a7b4e957de15d8fccc297c062f6860e1543 software was misspelled
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<seangrove>
Drup: I couldn't find any built-ins for handling e.g. Promises, or the fetch api, etc.
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<Drup>
seangrove: hum, what for ?
<Drup>
and why do you want promises when you have lwt ? :)
<infinity0>
seangrove: lwt is basically promises
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<Algebr``>
I want it to be the case that when build library a, I have a module A. but when I build library a.b, aka a findlib child, then module A also have a submodule B, so A.B exists when a.b lib is built
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<mrvn>
so make libs C and D and alias them to A and A.B while keeping A.B out of the mli file.
<Algebr``>
elaborate
<Algebr``>
>?
<mrvn>
not sure where you are stuck but have you looked at other packages that have submodules?
<Algebr``>
yes of course but not ones that conditionally built stuff
<Algebr``>
good example?
<mrvn>
why conditionally?
<Algebr``>
because its a big extension
<mrvn>
sounds to me like you just want to hide A.B to the outside world
<Algebr``>
No
<Algebr``>
its like this
<mrvn>
or do you want it not to be linked in when not used?
<Algebr``>
I want JavaScriptCore module when I build library javascriptcore and if I build javascriptcore.node then I want JavaScriptCore.Node to exist
<Algebr``>
but if only javascriptcore is built then JavaScriptCore.Node does not exist
<mrvn>
module JavaScriptCore = struct include JavaScriptCore module Node = struct include Node end end
<mrvn>
just add it
<Algebr``>
this doesn't make sense if only javascriptcore is built
<Algebr``>
include Node will want a node.ml
<mrvn>
that would be in javascriptcore.node
<Algebr``>
but I don't want to always built javascriptcore.node
<Algebr``>
then it would just be a separate of code rather than a kind of conditional compliation
<mrvn>
not sure what your goal is. sounds confusing
<Algebr``>
I don't think its confusing
<Algebr``>
javascriptcore.node will end up being a big thing
<Algebr``>
which I don't always want to build
<Algebr``>
but when I do build it then I want it to be a clean JavaScriptCore.Node module
<Algebr``>
I don't think this is outrageous. is this just not possible, or a build system limintation
<mrvn>
never worried about build times.
<mrvn>
it only builds whats changed so who cares?
<Algebr``>
I'm not caring about build times
<Algebr``>
I'm not wanting to not link in code that isn't strictly necessary to be linked
<mrvn>
aliased modules that aren't used don't get linked in.
<mrvn>
.oO(a sentence with 3 negations, did I parse that right?)
<Algebr``>
lol
<Algebr``>
the middle one is wrong
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<Algebr``>
one thing I'm trying is to replace the implementation of JavaSciptCore, so basically: http://pastebin.com/wbP9Rt9z
<Algebr``>
but this doesn't expose the Node module when I do #require "javascriptcore.node"
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<seangrove>
Drup infinity0: To interact with the fetch et. al apis. But I guess calling the methods on them directly should be fine
<seangrove>
Algebr Algebr```: Still in the mission?
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<Algebr```>
yea
<Algebr```>
in myocamlbuild, how can I get a hook on when a specific ocamlfind library is being built?
<aantron>
do you mean, running something when it is built, or knowing that it will be built?
<Algebr```>
findlib package bar.foo is about to be built. I want to get a hook in myocamlbuild.ml right before bar.foo is built
<aantron>
afaik your best bet is to insert a custom build rule
<Algebr```>
yea, I'm looking now
<Algebr```>
but I'm not seeing a way about how to hook onto specific findlib packages being built
<aantron>
ocamlbuild doesnt know anything about findlib
<aantron>
at least for this purpose
<aantron>
"library" here means .cma, .cmxa
<Algebr```>
can things lile: Error: Unbound module be caught?