Hello.
DTF> memory_footprint: 'a -> int64 (or maybe float),
objsize, now hosted on OCaml forge:
http://forge.ocamlcore.org/projects/objsize/
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2009/5/5 Christoph Bauer :
> what is the best option to do memory profiling with ocaml?
> Is there a patch of ocaml-memprof for 3.11.0? What about
> objsize?
If you want to use objsize with ocaml 3.11, you should get
the new version of objsize -- 0.12:
http://forge.ocamlcore.org/frs/?group_id=3
> When trying to execute a compiled program on another machine, I get the
> following error:
>
> Fatal error: exception
> Sys_error("/usr/share/camomile/database/general_category.mar: No such
> file or directory")
>
> I don't think I'm using camomille and I'm not compiling with -linkall
This err
> When trying to execute a compiled program on another machine, I get the
> following error:
>
> Fatal error: exception
> Sys_error("/usr/share/camomile/database/general_category.mar: No such
> file or directory")
>
> I don't think I'm using camomille and I'm not compiling with -linkall
This err
2009/6/13 Peng Zang :
> Has anyone pushed this patch upstream to the
> camomile author(s)?
>
> It seems like a good change that should be made
> in the original sources to make it more portable...
This patch is very useful (at least for me; thanks, Tiphaine!),
but it's not performance-wise to m
> Recently I tried to add some unicode support to my project (for instance I
> need to convert Cyrillic characters from uppercase to lowercase and vice
> versa).
I don't know of any good documentation on Camomile, but here is a
code that converts line from terminal to uppercase and lowercase,
2009/9/5 David Allsopp :
> I'm not sure that one is allowed to redistribute the Microsoft C compilers
> directly without a license, but packaging MSYS or the relevant parts of
> Cygwin along with OCaml and Batteries would create an installer somewhere
> between 150-300MB which compared to the 16GB
> Recently I tried to add some unicode support to my project (for instance I
> need to convert Cyrillic characters from uppercase to lowercase and vice
> versa).
I don't know of any good documentation on Camomile, but here is a
code that converts line from terminal to uppercase and lowercase,
Hello.
I have an OCaml / MinGW / Win32 build system
that I've described in the post
http://caml.inria.fr/pub/ml-archives/caml-list/2009/09/1e88034bf03350ad0488a20dce729f79.en.html
For now, it is a mercurial repository with http pull
access with url
http://gdsfh.dyndns.org:8000/
(so you can clone
I make a "group reply" to avoid unnecessary flood.
Mykola,
the problem with google code is not with VCS but with license.
google code's documentation states:
"... we think that license proliferation is bad for the open source
community, so we only allow a subset of licenses to be used
on Google Co
> is there a most-favored-implementation of typeclasses for OCaml?
I use "deriving", mostly for Show typeclass.
For now, "deriving" it is not maintained by author, and there is
a new repository with some issues fixed:
http://repo.or.cz/w/deriving.git
ere is an exact copy of the repository in the
source installer.
Please, use our bugtracker (
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=280863&atid=1191746 ) for
feedback and bug reports, new [possible] features, suggestions and so
on. We really appreciate your feedback!
With best regards,
Hello.
> So I have to learn the precedence and associaticity table in section 6.7 of
> OCaml's reference manual!!!
I usually redefine (&) operator: let ( & ) f x = f x
It's ok until you don't use JoCaml which defines keyword "&".
Also take a look at other infix operators I use, maybe you fo
Hello.
Did you ever feel something special touching great things?
I did.
http://ocaml-iteratees.forge.ocamlcore.org/
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