Su Zhang a écrit :
> I encountered a new problem which is I want to get " 1 " from a triple
> "(0,2,[1,2,3])", which means I want to get the first value of the
> third item in one triple and itself is a list, but when I use the
> List.hd (third(0,2,[1,2,3])), it will give me the entire list which i
I encountered a new problem which is I want to get " 1 " from a triple
"(0,2,[1,2,3])", which means I want to get the first value of the third item
in one triple and itself is a list, but when I use the List.hd
(third(0,2,[1,2,3])), it will give me the entire list which is [1,2,3]
the definition of
industrial control process, audio processing share a need for others
pattern of allocation, solved using pools
of memory range of various size.
I think that there is a big class of realtime signal processing where
dynamic memory allocation is not only uncalled for, but would be a
performan
Hi,
I'm having some trouble serialising via Sexplib a data structure defined
recursively. Consider module M defined below; note how type foobar_t includes
a "with sexp" declaration, telling the Sexplib syntax extension to create
(de)serialisers automatically. However, type t cannot rely on that
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From: Su Zhang
Date: 2009/2/22
Subject: Re: [Caml-list] a problem about type recongnition
To: William Neumann
thank you very much, because my gmail mailbox can not be verified by yahoo
and I use yahoo mailbox to join the group, yet it is still pending, si
On Sunday 22 February 2009 11:26:14 Philippe Strauss wrote:
> Remembering other needs like a concurrent GC and the multicore GC project
> of the OSP 2008, does the idea of modifiying the GC of ocaml to make it a
> "pluggable" subsystem, with 3 runtimes you may choose from, the
> "traditional" GC, t
Hello ocaml'ers,
I've been long thinking about programming languages others than C, Perl,
Python, the .Net family, java etc.
Anytime I discover a language come to mind a rather "niche" but interesting
field: audio signal processing,
i.e. soft real time constraint and good numerical/overall perfo
You need parenthesis around (n+1), and it's "if m>first(element ) &&
n< second(element)" : "and" is an OCaml keyword.
There is a beginner list (
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ocaml_beginners ) that would probably be
more suited to those questions.
On 2/22/09, Su Zhang wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have
