. I've copied the
darcs repository on my website :
http://romain.bardou.fr/parsini
So you should be able to download it easily with :
darcs get http://romain.bardou.fr/parsini
Have fun,
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of taste and that it's not
really important, so if nothing can be done, so be it.
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for this in ocamldoc would be nice and forward
looking (since the rest of the tool suite is perfectly able to deal
directly with UTF-8 encoded sources).
Agreed, but 3.12.0 is already in feature freeze. Will be for 3.12.1.
Great ! I'll just wait then :p
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to change the encoding information?
Thanks,
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Basile STARYNKEVITCH wrote:
Romain Bardou wrote:
Basile STARYNKEVITCH wrote:
Romain Bardou wrote:
Hello, dear Caml-list,
I have a file ast.mli. It has no .ml implementation as it contains only
type definitions.
Then you should name that file ast.ml. Last time I tested (more than a
year
Basile STARYNKEVITCH wrote:
Romain Bardou wrote:
Hello, dear Caml-list,
I have a file ast.mli. It has no .ml implementation as it contains only
type definitions.
Then you should name that file ast.ml. Last time I tested (more than a
year ago) n ast.ml file without corresponding ast.mli
(with or without implementation) and
return its signature.
Thanks,
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another
file than myocamlbuild.ml for additional build instructions? At the
moment I have a makefile that changes links to different files, but I'm
not happy too with this method.
Unfortunately, not yet.
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So, just tag your files, but not two files with two syntax tags.
Sorry, I meant do not tag a single given file with two syntax tags
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. In this example :
let x = 1 in let x = 2 in x
The /a number allows you to know which let variable is represented
by the x at the end.
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Daniel Bünzli wrote:
Le 20 févr. 09 à 16:39, Romain Bardou a écrit :
I think there is a difference. It is indeed an optimization issue but
not at the level of Ocamlbuild itself : it is as the level of your
compilation process. If A *dynamically* depends on B, and your whole
project (say, 10
encountered and where did you look for the
documentation.
Please note that since the first OCaml meeting (last year), the wiki has
changed quite a bit, so if you tried Ocamlbuild before, you might want
to try it again.
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becomes obsolete.
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to that ocamlbuild is an
unwelcomed precedent.
Is it just a matter of copy/pasting the contents of the wiki into the
OCaml manual? Or does the wiki really lacks important information? As
far as I can tell it does answer a lot of the questions you highlighted.
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problem I have with the wiki is that it is not
in the same place as the OCaml manual. Do we have to rename wiki into
manual in which you can write your own notes ? :)
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minimum? In my
opinion, questions such as can I use the flag function inside the rule
function are definitely not part of the bare minimum.
(btw, the answer is: the use of the flag function inside the rule
function is not specified, thus not documented)
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about flag, where we clearly see an usage (After_rules).
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already been produced using Melt, so it is definitely usable.
The documentation is included in the distribution (read the README).
Some examples can be found in the bench directory (see doc.mlt).
Have fun with Melt! :)
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Or maybe there is another way ?
Daniel
Well, you can also simply execute the commands yourself, in a loop,
using Command.execute or Command.execute_many.
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I think there is a recent debate about the -I option of Ocamlbuild...
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of them because it was actually a tab, it's annoying
because it's unpredictable.
Altogether, this means that if you edit a file and put tabs in it, it
may work for you, but it may annoy the people you give your file to :p
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very_long_stuff_blablablablablablablabla)
IMO this is ugly and I try to avoid this indentation style, but it is
not always easy and it is the behavior of the Tuareg mode (OCaml mode
for emacs), and I think the vim OCaml mode too.
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contents of a directory is
enough, especially thanks to the fact that ocamlbuild does not pollute
your source directory.
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; A -c; P ml])
end
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And it worked. Or maybe I didn't understand what you want?
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David Teller a écrit :
Would that open anything by default?
On Mon, 2008-09-08 at 12:04 +0200, Romain Bardou wrote:
I guess you could try and make your own stdlib directory, and then
call
ocamlc using:
ocamlc -nostdlib -I mystdlib
or something like that...
My guess is that it would try
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