<leungbk>
What is -bin-annot? It doesn't seem to be an ocamlbuild flag
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<henrik`>
:ls
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<olle>
wrong window :)
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<oriba>
How to represent state as functions? A while ago I saw an example on how Erlang does it. Don't remeber it. How to do it in OCaml, or in general? (Would also be interesting, how to do that in C.)
<olle>
oriba: pattern matching?
<olle>
state machine?
<oriba>
representing state in a functional way I meant.
<oriba>
(purely functional)
<oriba>
does recursion allow this?
<octachron>
The state monad?
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<olle>
oriba: records
<olle>
or objects, even :)
<olle>
or modules
<olle>
pick any one!
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