04:57 <jemfinch> anyone here?

04:58 <jemfinch> /me is having some trouble that he's not experienced before and can't think of where to look.

05:01 <jemfinch> shoot, I really was hoping someone would be here...

05:05 <jemfinch> well, if someone does show up, let me know if I'm here :)

05:06 <jemfinch> ok, well, here's my problem. If you get the answer later, email it to me, please :) jemfinch02@aol.com is where I'll be accessible until this coming sunday.

05:07 <jemfinch> I have an interpreter written. I have a module that registers all the builtin functions in the default environment of that interpreter with something like "let _ = List.iter (fun (name, value) -> Interp.set_in_default_env name value) builtins"

05:07 <jemfinch> in the both the regression test code and the read-eval-print code, it work fine.

05:07 <jemfinch> the builtins get registered, they're visible, usable, etc.

05:08 <jemfinch> but when I integrate the interpreter into another application (it's compiled to a library in addition to a program) it doesn't register the builtins.

05:08 <jemfinch> and I have no clue why it doesn't work.

05:11 <jemfinch> ok, if you know why that's happening, or have any idea whatsoever, let me know by email, please :)

07:22 <jemfinch> anyone here now? :)

22:46 <engstad> Greets!

22:47 <engstad> I had a funny revelation: let rec l = { data = 0; prev = l; next = l} works!! :-)

23:17 <jemfinch> anyone here?