For people that do not use OCaml batteries, a sprintf function similar
to (Printf|Format).printf can be defined using kfprintf:
let sprintf format =
let buffer = Buffer.create 512 in
let fmt = Format.formatter_of_buffer buffer in
Format.kfprintf
(begin fun fmt ->
Format.pp_pri
Excerpts from Andre Nathan's message of Fri Mar 27 05:42:34 +0100 2009:
> Hello
>
> I've found the following difference of behavior between OCaml 3.10 and
> 3.11. The code below
>
> <:expr<
> do {
> let a = "foo" in
> print_endline a;
> print_endline a
> }
> >>
>
>
Bonjour,
Y'a-t-il dans la littérature des résultats sur la transformation
automatique de définitions récursives non terminales, en définitions
de fonctions récursives terminales avec pile de taille bornée ?
Sachant que le problème général est certainement indécidable,
y'a-t-il des cla
Dear list,
I'm having a little problem understanding constraints in objects. Consider
the following code:
class type foo =
object
method get_parent : foo
end
class type foo2 =
object
constraint foo2 = #foo
method baz : float
method get_parent : foo2
end
it gives me the following error:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Perhaps you mean this?
class type foo = object('self)
method get_parent : 'self
end
class type foo2 = object('self)
constraint foo2 = #foo
method baz : float
method get_parent : 'self
end
The error you get is because the fir
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On Fri, 2009-03-27 at 10:45 +0100, Nicolas Pouillard wrote:
> That was indeed the intended behavior, to get a larger scope for 'a'
> use this syntax:
>
> <:expr<
> do {
> let a = "foo"; (* <--- semicolon here *)
> print_endline a;
> print_endline a
> }
> >>
Thank you
Hi everybody.
Do you know if it is possible to compile caml code on a PowerPC 405 from the
Vertex 4 family ?
We'd like to put this processor in a FPGA.
On the Caml's website, it is written "PowerPC" but is it only for Macintosch
?
Thank you for your time.
Gregory BELLIER.
Gregory Bellier wrote:
Hi everybody.
Do you know if it is possible to compile caml code on a PowerPC 405
from the Vertex 4 family ?
We'd like to put this processor in a FPGA.
On the Caml's website, it is written "PowerPC" but is it only for
Macintosch ?
That is probably not so hard if your
Hello Basile, thank you for your reply.
Yes, it will run Linux. It will have the uclibC or even the lib C.
The best case is to run native code for better performance. We'd like to
cross-compile for the PowerPC.
I'm not a FPGA expert, I'm asking questions for a colleague who works on it.
>From wh
Gregory Bellier wrote:
Hello Basile, thank you for your reply.
Yes, it will run Linux. It will have the uclibC or even the lib C.
The best case is to run native code for better performance. We'd like
to cross-compile for the PowerPC.
I'm not a FPGA expert, I'm asking questions for a colleague
Hi,
Is there a simple way to mix in the same project,
- ocaml batteries
- some library whose API refers to (some old version of) extlib
?
Thanks,
Tiphaine
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Just to complement Basile's excellent answers:
> Do you know if it is possible to compile caml code on a PowerPC 405
> from the Vertex 4 family ?
> We'd like to put this processor in a FPGA. On the Caml's website,
> it is written "PowerPC" but is it only for Macintosch ?
Not just Macintosh: Powe
Well, the easiest solution that I found was to
- wrap my extlib-dependent library into one that don't use it in its
interface
- make a big .cma with it
- compile the rest against it and without extlib.
This seems to work.
Tiphaine
Tiphaine Turpin a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Is there a simple way to mix
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 05:46:01PM +0100, Tiphaine Turpin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a simple way to mix in the same project,
> - ocaml batteries
> - some library whose API refers to (some old version of) extlib
H ...
Rich.
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2009/3/24 John Prince
> I'm new to ocaml and coming (most recently) from ruby,
...
> Can someone point me to the best resource(s) for newbies? I have been
> reading through what's out there, but its always nice to get a
> recommendation.
>
I also started learning OCaml this year. Here's my p
Has anyone used ocaml and gtk+ to build non-cygwin app for windows?
These would be gtk+ apps that don't require the x server.
What toolchain did you use?
Thanks, Joel
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Joel Reymont wrote:
Has anyone used ocaml and gtk+ to build non-cygwin app for windows?
These would be gtk+ apps that don't require the x server.
What toolchain did you use?
I did this a few years ago and got it to work, though I don't remember
all the details anymore. I used Visual C++ at t
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