| 'a] Stream.t -> [> 'a] Stream.t
Does this even make sense?
Kaspar Rohrer
kaspar.roh...@bluewin.ch
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input =
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I guess open and closed PV types would complicate things a bit, but this should
be possible, right?
Thank you
Kaspar Rohrer
kaspar.roh...@gmail.com
On Mar 23, 2010, at 7:11 AM, Jacques Garrigue wrote:
> From: Kaspar Rohrer
>> I am tinkering with streams
p the code somewhere. Any opinions on a
good place to post it? I'm using git, so I'm thinking maybe git-hub?
I'm also unsure as to what license I should use. I'm favoring some kind of
BSD-license, to keep it simple?
Best regards
Kaspar Rohrer
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On Apr 15, 2010, at 12:45 AM, Richard Jones wrote:
> Graphviz output is interesting, but I would add that such a thing
> exists as the 'Std.dump' function in extlib.
The last time I've checked, Std.dump had several shortcomings. It did not
handle cycles in the object graph that well (that's proba
hould go with version 2.1 or 3.0. And whether or not I need to add a
linking exception. Any opinions on that?
I'm currently documenting the source code and should be ready to release this
evening.
Thanks
Kaspar Rohrer
PS: Does somebody know why all of my browsers (Firefox, Safari,
license, I simply copied the LGPL v2.1 used by ExtLib, which should be
ok, I hope.
Best regards
Kaspar Rohrer
PS: A short introduction and screenshots are available on my personal blog:
http://lambdamuesli.blogspot.com/
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