01:08 <drdo> Did ocamlopt ever support -march=native ?

01:12 <drdo> Looks like unison is just passing my CFLAGS to ocamlopt

02:23 <jgkamat> according to the man page no

03:42 <ec> o7 all

04:39 <ec> got some questions about the new opam 2.0 workflow with locking, pinning, etc: https://github.com/ocaml/opam/issues/3606

10:32 <Leonidas> ec: I do all of this manually, except for installing by adding things to the `opam` file instead

16:35 <bartholin> I have a question about open recursion.

16:38 <bartholin> If I do class foo = object(this) inherit bla as super ..., then the method this#f correspond to the method f as implemented in the real class (e.g. if my object has class bar inheriting foo, then it will be f as implemented in bar), but super#f will always refer to the method f as implemented in bla (there is no "strong" dynamic linking here). Am I right?

16:39 <bartholin> How do you call the kind of linking induced by super? Is it strong? dynamic? weakly dynamic?

16:45 <ggole> I'm honestly not sure how to answer that question.

16:47 <ggole> You're right about the methods on super, they don't get overridden.

19:01 <olle> anyone here heard about the language granule? https://granule-project.github.io/granule.html