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On 06/22/2015 18:43, Daniel Bünzli wrote:
> What do you need exactly ? There's a difference between a) making
> calendar field arithmetic b) getting POSIX timestamps out of/to
> the various insane timestamps formats that exist in a multitude of
> o
Le lundi, 22 juin 2015 à 16:50, Anil Madhavapeddy a écrit :
> > An alternative would be to extract a Bos.OS.Time as an independent module
> > Ptime for POSIX time that just provides what Bos.OS.Time provides [1] along
> > with the above functions.
>
> And that would solve the above problem inde
Le lundi, 22 juin 2015 à 17:05, Hannes Mehnert a écrit :
> Since I'm not aware of all the OCaml libraries, I wanted to see whether a
> small pure calendar
> library already exists in OCaml (because I expect others: irmin, imap,
> ... to face the same issue).
What do you need exactly ? There's a d
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Daniel,
On 06/22/2015 17:40, Daniel Bünzli wrote:
> Le lundi, 22 juin 2015 à 11:32, Hannes Mehnert a écrit :
>> I provided sensible default values for validity times of a X.509
>> certificate using Unix.tm/gmtime/time -- all of which are also
>> a
On 22 Jun 2015, at 16:40, Daniel Bünzli wrote:
> a) not to give its result with the weird offsets
> b) simply return a recordless (y,m,d) * (hh,mm,ss) value — I guess people do
> not care about wday, which only allows you to specify inconsistant dates.
>
> So Bos.OS.Time could simply have th
Le lundi, 22 juin 2015 à 11:32, Hannes Mehnert a écrit :
> I provided sensible default values for validity times of a X.509
> certificate using Unix.tm/gmtime/time -- all of which are also
> available in the mirage CLOCK module type. Is there a way that the
> X.509 library uses these symbols from t
A lightweight time library would be useful. The issue with the current
CLOCK interface is that it defines a record type within a module type,
which is a little pointless -- it should be defined somewhere else such
as a library.
Two of Daniel's library's may help here:
- Mtime defines monotonic ti
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Hi,
is there a minimal invasive way to refer to Unix.tm inside of a
library which should also be usable on mirage? I know that mirage
provides the same type via CLOCK.tm, but I also do not want to depend
on mirage just for the type.
I provided sens
