things at
http://functional.tv/
Let the fun begin!
-- Alexy Khrabrov
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I believe that any OCaml job posting is such a cause to rejoice, that the
only event which comes less frequently is a Haskell job posting! :) You
have to be pretty heartless, or not planning to work as a functional
programmer for money, to not be delighted by those sensible and interesting
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 4:49 AM, Joel Reymont joe...@gmail.com wrote:
Suppose I have a camlp4 parser for C#.
I want to include bits of C# in my code and end up with the AST.
I want to have holes in the above AST to plug in values.
I understand that antiquotations take car of filling the
I liked the part of Yaron's Caml Trading talk where he says that OO is
not always the right way to model things. I wonder about other
situations where OO is wrong and functional approach simplifies
modeling? And then, since UML is so OO-motivated, should we get a new
UML, or all that OO
[This is supposed to be the shortest question to the list so far;
parts in brackets don't count! :)]
ocamlfind ocamlopt.opt # how? [move away non.opt and ln -s x.opt x ?
prettier? :)]
Cheers,
Alexy
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On Mar 17, 2009, at 6:13 PM, Sylvain Le Gall wrote:
I think you can also directly fix it through /etc/ocamlfind.conf or
any
other configuration file installed by ocamlfind.
Duh -- my GODI has etc/findlib.conf doing it, and it shows
destdir=/opt/ocaml/lib/ocaml/site-lib
Ah, what the heck, let's put this into a good Old Europe vs New
World-style, capitalism vs. socialism perspective!
On Mar 16, 2009, at 10:37 PM, David Baelde wrote:
Like many others, I've been feeling for a long time that many
financial products and practices don't make sense. I recognize
On Mar 12, 2009, at 10:38 AM, Jean-Christophe Filliatre wrote:
May be we should document add_edge more carefully, so that it is
clear that it makes use of the default edge label, and that,
consequently, this label is shared among all edges created with
add_edge
Indeed you have to use
In some folds over data when creating ocmalgraph's, I'd need an empty
vertex value, something like V.null, to give to an edge-creating fold
when I know it's not going to be used. Currently I have to look ahead
into the data. Does it make sense to add a null value to the V
module, or is
It looks like the only way to change a label on an edge e -- say
increment it -- is to read off the old one with G.E.label, then
remember the src and dst with G.E.src/dst, then G.remove_edge_e g e,
create a new edge e' with G.V.create src (label+1) dst, and
G.add_adge_e g e'. Is this
I'm using the readline for toplevel from programmer-monk for a while
now:
http://pmonk.net/svn/ocaml-misc/readline
I can use the up-down arrows easily which is usually enough. Still
when I try to do C-r for incremental backward search, it doesn't
work. Anybody knows how to enable it?
Tim -- thanks for clarification. I've bought the book at once when I
saw it announced here, but now have second thoughts.
From what you describe, it's clear to me that Jason is the originator
of the book and you did the auxiliary tasks. Noe amount of calling up
publishers can substitute
: and the winner is NOT: Ocaml.
:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/2008-linuxquestions.org-members-choice-awards-83/programming-language-of-the-year-695662/
Yeah right. A thousand folks who ask about Linux on a web site and
like PHP and Java, and preferring C# to Haskell, are going
I've discoverted OCaml PLEAC early on while learning OCaml, and found
the only method of getting the OCaml way which beats asking on the
IRC: grep the PLEAC.
I believe we all owe a great debt of gratitude to Dave who toiled with
amazing perseverance and ingenuity for years to make it
Does anybody have/know of ngram language models implemented in OCaml,
particularly Kneser-Ney smoothing?
Cheers,
Alexy
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I've used prelude.ml to parallelize my system, and it works fine on
Mac OSX. Ilmari has graciously worked with me to add versions of pmap
called pmap_init to initialize per-process file descriptors, and
pmap_initWithIndex to let the pieces know their IDs -- hopefully they
will be rolled
I've looked at APL descendants like J (jsoftware.com) and Q (kx.com),
and found Q very interesting due to its underlying in-memory database,
kdb+. It made me think of a way to experiment with it in OCaml. The
idea is that once you marry vector/list processing with very fast SQL-
like
On Dec 8, 2008, at 12:25 PM, Erick Tryzelaar wrote:
2008/12/7 Alexy Khrabrov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When compiling with ocamlopt from 3.11 on Mac OSX 10.5, I got
errors about
undefined symbols: caml_atom_table and caml_static_data_start, and
googled
out this:
http://caml.inria.fr/pub/ml
When compiling with ocamlopt from 3.11 on Mac OSX 10.5, I got errors
about undefined symbols: caml_atom_table and caml_static_data_start,
and googled out this:
http://caml.inria.fr/pub/ml-archives/caml-list/2005/05/e3905eefb5bca0ae534f009bbd2727b0.en.html
There's also related, if somewhat
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