I have written an OCaml program to make an index of OCaml syntactic categories.
For the code and its results see
http://cap-lore.com/Languages/ocaml/SCindex.html
Perhaps someone has already done this.
If another format of the manual would be appropriate, let me know.
I would be pleased if someone
On 2010 Oct 22, at 7:59 , Oliver Bandel wrote:
> Also with arranging a parser (e.g. with ocamlyacc) both ways can be walked
> along, either by just accepting everything and build up the tree, and later
> detect erros in syntax or type... (for example all scanned entities given
> back as string
On 2010 Nov 15, at 10:50 , Daniel de Rauglaudre wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 07:38:25PM +0100, Jamie Brandon wrote:
>
>> ja...@jamie-aspire:~$ cat > segfault.ml
>> let rec ints n = n :: ints (n+1)
>> let _ = ints 0
>> ja...@jamie-aspire:~$ ocamlopt segfault.ml
>> ja...@jamie-aspire:~$ ./a.ou
On 2010 Nov 15, at 22:46 , Edgar Friendly wrote:
> It looks like high-performance computing of the near future will be built out
> of many machines (message passing), each with many cores (SMP). One could
> use message passing for all communication in such a system, but a hybrid
> approach mi
