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Yurik>
gene9: hi there
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gene9>
ok, time to go. bye.
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Dybbuk>
So it's not that difficult to have OCaml do lazy evaluation, I take it?
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Dybbuk>
You just use the 'lazy' module?
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Yurik>
define smthing as lazy <expr>
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Yurik>
and then Lazy.force
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Dybbuk>
OCaml kicks ass.
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Dybbuk>
I am so happy to have found it!
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Yurik>
OCaml rules da world :-)
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Dybbuk>
But I would really like to see some more simple examples of the Lazy module.
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Dybbuk>
Anybody know of any?
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Yurik>
you can do 'em by yourself :-)
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Dybbuk>
Well, I could if I had a more complete understanding. :)
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Dybbuk>
But I'm playing around with it, I'll figure it out.
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Yurik>
well, I just jave no examples on the hand
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Yurik>
s/jave/have/
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Dybbuk>
Is it possible to build a shared library in OCaml and access it via C?
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smkl>
no, but you can have a normal library. ocaml doesn't support dynamic linking for native code atm
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Dybbuk>
Static linking, though?
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Dybbuk>
Is dynamic linking in the works?
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Dybbuk>
It's looking like there's a good chance I'll be able to convince my manager that OCaml is the right way to go.
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Dybbuk>
But we're going to need to access our OCaml bits in Perl for a while.
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Dybbuk>
As horrible as that sounds.
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