<gasche>
Mindy suggested that we use an IRC channel for coordination (and let people not physically present participate)
<gasche>
my first idea was to use a new, temporary #ocaml-hackaton channel
<gasche>
but we might also just use #ocaml
<gasche>
what do you think?
<gasche>
(I won't personally have any time to spend on IRC during the event, but the idea is that people could use it to crowd-source any kind of question; the Q/A fortitude of the regulars here would of course be much appreciated, but I wouldn't want to flood either)
<mengu>
that'd be the most active time in years
<mengu>
as an idler, +1
<mengu>
i might learn a thing or two
<gasche>
+1 on using stock #ocaml rather than #ocaml-hackaton?
<mengu>
+1 on #ocaml
<Drup>
I think it would be fine to do it here too
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<octachron>
I also think it should be fine to use #ocaml (well, except if there are hundreds of participants to the hackaton :p )
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<zozozo>
I agree
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<nore>
As a long-time idler here, +1 on #ocaml as well :)
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<gasche>
there seems to be clear consensus, so #ocaml it will be; thanks!
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<flux>
hmm, lambda-term apparently tries to highlight something, but doesn't really. is there a way to affect this behavior?
<flux>
drup, so is that something utop does or what's inherent to lambda-term?
<flux>
I'm planning to write a lambda-term-based application, and I would rather have some flashiness in it ;)
<Drup>
I mean, it depends what you mean by "highlight"
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<Drup>
if you are talking about code, it's a utop thing
<flux>
well, there are these examples of dialogs with lambda-term
<flux>
I bet it's trying to somehow indicate what button I have selected :-)
<flux>
but at present the usage of the tui is a bit guess-work.. press enter to see what you selected :)
<Drup>
ah, buttons
<Drup>
I'm actually not sure, I've never used buttons in lambda-term
<flux>
apparently there's something like resource classes. I wouldn't mind if 'make doc' actally worked :)
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<flux>
I wonder if there is a terminal where it actually works. doesn't work on my gnome-terminal, xterm or rxvt.. infact with rxvt the output is completely garbled :/.
<Drup>
have you looked at the examples ? There is one with modals, iirc
<flux>
yes, I'm testing with those
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<flux>
ah, lambda-termrc tells colors, I guess the background colors don't work that great on my terminals
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<kmerz>
Hi
<mengu>
hi kmerz
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<orbifx[m]>
rgrinberg: is `(meth GET)` in Opium intentional?
<rgrinberg>
what do you mean?
<orbifx[m]>
"get meth" :P
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<rgrinberg>
oh haha, i wish it was
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<rgrinberg>
method is a keyword, which is why cohttp calls is meth
<orbifx[m]>
Is Lwt.React a merge of Bünzli's React?
<rgrinberg>
no it's just a set of helpers when using react and lwt
<rgrinberg>
Drup: are the various compiler-libs findlib libraries documented somewhere?
<rgrinberg>
I don't mean the modules themselves
<rgrinberg>
just the differnce between compiler-libs.common and compiler-libs for example
<Drup>
I don't think so
<Drup>
but common is everything in utils/ parsing/ typing/
<Drup>
bytecomp is common + bytecomp/
<Drup>
optcomp is common + asmcom/ + middle_end/
<octachron>
Common also includes the modules in driver, isn'it ? It may be nice to open a mantis ticket on the subject
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<rgrinberg>
ok i see. i can't find the meta files for these libs which is strange
<Drup>
octachron: not all of it, no
<rgrinberg>
also, what's the difference between ocaml-compiler-libs and compiler-libs?
<Drup>
the content of driver/ is full choke of side effects in all directions, it's unusable as a library
<Drup>
only clflag can be accessed
<Drup>
iirc
<Drup>
oh, Pparse too, but that should be in parsing/ really
<octachron>
Drup, at least pparse is usable and useful
<Drup>
rgrinberg: the latter comes from the opam package "ocaml-compiler-libes". it's the same but packed
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<octachron>
also Compenv by greping codept source
<Drup>
octachron: yeah, but driver/ is particularly badly organized
<rgrinberg>
Drup: ok I see, thanks. How come compiler-libs itself isn't packed?
<Drup>
rgrinberg: ~legacy~
<rgrinberg>
ah ok
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<plertrood>
Hi, is it possible for type constructors to be curried?
<plertrood>
So `type blah = Blah string string` seems to give an error.
<plertrood>
`type blah = Blah string * string` does compile, but can't be curried..
<plertrood>
unless I wrap it in a fun.. -> `(fun x -> Blah "ponk" x)`
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<Drup>
Unfortunately, it's not possible.
<plertrood>
Ok, thanks.
<plertrood>
I can work arount it by wrapping it.
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<hashpuppy>
is there a difference `let rec mySum list = match list with | [] -> 0 | x::xs -> x + (mySum xs)` and `let rec mySum = function | [] -> 0 | x::xs -> x + (mySum xs)`?
<hashpuppy>
they both seem to do exhaustive pattern matching (for when i leave out the [] -> 0 case
<octachron>
hashpuppy, there is no difference
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