If you'll forgive the slight off-topic-ness ... I spent a couple of
years as an XML consultant. Got out of the business partly for the kinds
of reasons Gerd cites. Anyway, just a couple of quick comments:
Gerd Stolpmann wrote:
Thanks. Initially, I thought XML is an easy format - because it
On Wed, 2008-09-17 at 01:07 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I'm looking for another way out. As far as both your examples and my
experiments seem to indicate, the only way of escaping scope is to
return a continuation which calls one of the protected functions and
ignores the result.
Ludovic Coquelle wrote:
Probably something went wrong somewhere ... I did use PInvoke
intensively on mono and I never experienced problem (I do not remember
which version of mono, it was around 2 years ago).
I have absolutely no doubt that P/Invoke does work under Mono. I'm just
saying that I
If you also follow the rest of that thread, there's a message passing
OCaml version by Gerd Stolpmann which also scales properly.
To be honest, matrix multiplication interests me not at all since no
one is hand coding their own matrix multiplication when there are
perfectly good, parallel
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Xavier Leroy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From what I've heard, there's also an OCaml summer of code project
that enriched the info found in .annot files. So, it's certainly time
to discuss extensions to .annot files, but let's do that globally, not
one at a
