<d_bot>
<poogle> is that old syntax because it does not appear to work for me
<d_bot>
<poogle> utop # oc.[2] <- 'k';;
<d_bot>
<poogle> Line 1, characters 0-13:
<d_bot>
<poogle> Error: Unbound value String.set
<d_bot>
<poogle> Hint: Did you mean get?
<d_bot>
<poogle> err, let oc = "ocaml";;
<reynir>
Yes
<reynir>
It only works for bytes now. String was made immutable in 4.06 or so (I don't remember exactly)
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<d_bot>
<poogle> @reynir ohok
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<d_bot>
<gar> Is there any command I can use to discover which C/C++ toolchain (e.g. clang v. gcc) was used to build ocaml? More precisely, which one would the ocaml compilers use to compile/link C/C++ code.
<def>
ocamlc -config
<d_bot>
<gar> thanks!
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<guanohhh>
why is fold right not tail recursive, while fold left is? I thought fold right was just fold left after reversing the list.
<octachron>
That would require two list traversals. The not tail-recursive version only traverses the list once.
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<d_bot>
<ggole> It's a reasonable exercise to implement both in the naive recursive way and carefully compare the definitions
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<reynir>
I often get this error in Canopy when doing pull: failed pull (Invalid_argument "Sync.pull_exn: (`Smart `Unexpected_end_of_input)")
<reynir>
Yes. Hmm, the server I'm hosting the content on doesn't support git:// :/
<reynir>
Thank you
<hannes>
reynir: I recommend the ssh way. there's as well git on master and conduit 3 (which has a good integration of git-over-ssh), but conduit 3 is still under heavy work (it has been released, but there are some further improvements before it hits mainline (and gets git/irmin/cohttp/... releases))
<hannes>
oh, indeed i'm using the git protocol in my canopy instances