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<TimFreeman>
I having problems with camldebug mode in emacs. I need to pass an "-I" option to ocamldebug, I think, and I don't see a supported way to do it. Has anyone encountered this before?
<smkl>
i never use emacs
<TimFreeman>
I passed the -I argument on the command line, and ocamldebug is still complaining even when I don't use it through emacs, so it's not an emacs problem. The complaint is "Cannot find module GEdit" when I'm trying to print a ...
<TimFreeman>
file descriptor. GEdit is a lablgtk module that I'm opening bug not using; the error message is entirely off-topic.
<TimFreeman>
I'm working on a minimal test case.
<smkl>
hrrm, perhaps ocamldebug doesn't understand the new + syntax
<smkl>
are you using it?
<smkl>
at least my ocamldebug doesn't understand +, but i have 3.03 ... anyway that is a bug
<TimFreeman>
Right, I'll try it without the +. Thanks.
<TimFreeman>
Right, using the full path without the "+" solved the problem.
<smkl>
do you have ocaml 3.04?
<TimFreeman>
Yes. So the "+" with ocamldebug is still broken in 3.04.
<TimFreeman>
Can the debugger be persuaded to print the contents of an abstraction? My file descriptor is <abstr>, which isn't very useful.
<smkl>
i'll send a bug report ...
<smkl>
TimFreeman: nope
<smkl>
err, sorry, for filedescriptors, you can do stuff like "let print_fd (fd:Unix.file_descr) = Format.print_int (Obj.magic fd)" and then use this with load/install_printer
<smkl>
but if the value is poly, then nothing works (i guess)
<TimFreeman>
Aha. Obj.magic is the key.
<smkl>
Obj.magic is often unsafe ...
<smkl>
but there are no good ways to print file descriptors