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<bramford>
`ocamlc` supports the flag `-annot` for dumping type info to a .annot file. When using dune, this flag doesn't work. Anyone know a workaround?
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<ihavelotsoffries>
Hello
<ihavelotsoffries>
what does # means at the start of a line in ocaml?
<ihavelotsoffries>
I am struggling to search the spec for it!
<bramford>
ihavelotsoffries: The `#` character gives commands to the toplevel (interactive ocaml REPL)
<bramford>
ihavelotsoffries: Can you provide an example?
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<kmicinski>
I'm getting a *ton* of build errors on mac with ocaml lately. Tons of "symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64" errors. Anything clang-related I need to know?
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<oni-on-ion>
what happened 'lately' ?
<oni-on-ion>
new install of any of those things? (ocaml, mac, clang)
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<kmicinski>
Following up on my previous question: ocamlfind breaks on the latest OSX for me with linker errors. How can I debug the installation of an OPAM package?
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<def`>
kmicinski: can you give a precise output?
<def`>
there was a bug in homebrew which put an incorrect toolchain in PATH some time ago, that sounds related to your problems
<Leonidas>
oni-on-ion: ocaml floats are unboxed, I think
<oni-on-ion>
oh thats great news !
<Leonidas>
or maybe that was floatarrays?
<oni-on-ion>
innernet wasnt being very precise
<oni-on-ion>
possibly; i've heard "in lists if all is floats" and another similar thing about polymorphic
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<picolino>
Hi there !
<picolino>
While playing with network things, I noticed that the Unix module does not have the ENOPROTO system error
<picolino>
while it is defined in the posix standard
<picolino>
any idea on why it isn't there ?
<picolino>
+EPROTO -ENOPROTO
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<zozozo>
picolino: EPROTO seems to have been defined in POSIX.1-2001, whereas as far as i recall, most of the Unix stuff was written before 2000
<zozozo>
a quick git blame reveals that most errors in Unix were defined some 22-24 years ago, :p
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<picolino>
ok
<picolino>
thanks zozozo
<picolino>
I guess that an update of this would break a lot of code that match these error
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<zozozo>
I don't think so: it seems unlikely that there exists much code that does exhaustive pattern matching on these errors, but it would still probably be hard to change this type definition
<zozozo>
doesn't the EUNKNOWNERR case is used for EPROTO (with int 71 if I remember the doc for EPROTO) ?