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<SomeDamnBody>
Is it possible to change where opam installs to? I'm getting permission errors because it's trying to install to /usr/local
<SomeDamnBody>
I don't want that. I want it to install to the bindir
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<rgrinberg>
SomeDamnBody: which package in particular? If it's a well behaved package that generates a .install file, it will not write anything /usr/local. Otherwise, opam is just calling some shell script/makefile target that is doing this
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<Khady>
theblatte: in the limitations paragraph in the readme, I think it should mention that classes and object are not supported
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<orbifx[m]>
is `opam install . --deps-only` an Opam v2.0 feature?
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<theblatte>
Khady: I think the idea is that this should be an issue instead
<theblatte>
and possibly a PR because we have no idea what good formatting for objects looks like ;)
<Drup>
orbifx[m]: yes
<Drup>
theblatte: that's not very difficult though, isn't it ? Do pretty much what you would do for modules
<Drup>
the grammar is very similar
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<theblatte>
Drup: I have no idea what objects in OCaml look like :p
<Khady>
I'm not smart enough to provide a PR. But I can open an issue
<Drup>
well, from a grammar perspective, pretty much like modules
<theblatte>
Khady: thanks!
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<reynir>
Is there a way to get the number of constructors in a variant?
<reynir>
In the toplevel, e.g.
<Drup>
reynir: not cleanly ? :D
<reynir>
ok, I copy/pasted into vim and did a line count heh
<Drup>
that's a much better idea, yes
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<reynir>
Oh, how about #show my_type;; then (Obj.magic Last_constructor : int) + 1;; ? :P
<ylee>
if anyone is active I have a question
* reynir
segfaults
<Drup>
reynir: only if that's a constant constructor
<ylee>
wrote some similar python code I never fully finished and never put online
<Drup>
Ok, now I'm at the point where ld can't find -lStdC++ ...
<ylee>
ok that is where i changed the makefile in CDEG to add the option -cc g++ to ocamlopt cmd
<ylee>
and either remove lStdC++ or change to -lstdc++ either way should work, not a C++ programmer but it is my understanding g++ doesn't need to link stdc++
<Drup>
and now it's missing PoolMemoryAllocator :|