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<Yurik> cu again
<gene9> malc: can you send me those dlls or share them?
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<malc> gene9: get .Net framework, they should be included, but if you absolutely insist, i can mail them
<gene9> aha, thanks. I'll tru to download .net sdk.
<gene9> tru == try
<malc> gotta love sudden strikes of dyslexia
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<volatile> anyone awake?
<volatile> I considering reprogramming my ftp daemon (which is small, and really isn't finished yet) in ocaml if the language prevents (or helps prevent) buffer overruns, which I believe it does
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<yangsx> the dos has the 8.3 naming restriction, which makes me impossible to compile at the win98 command line
<yangsx> any work around this?
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<yangsx> I really hate to program on that platform
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<Yurik> re
<Yurik> anybody here alive?
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<Yurik> re
<Yurik> guys, is it possible to do something like Thread.create self#method ()
<Yurik> ?
<Yurik> i've faced w/ problem while creating thread from method of self object :(
<smkl> it should be possible
<Yurik> exactly as I did?
<Yurik> and, self#method is private. is it ok?
<smkl> yes
<Yurik> hm
<smkl> what is the problem?
<Yurik> it says
<Yurik> This expression has type Thread.t but is here used with type unit -> Thread.t
<Yurik> may be i'm just only too sleepy... but can't find how to fix it
<smkl> which expression?
<Yurik> it says it when I try to write the result of Thread.create into instance variable ( smthing <- Thread.create ... )
<Yurik> the exact expression is
<Yurik> thread <- Thread.create self#storage_manager ()
<Yurik> ah
<Yurik> seems I found my mistake
<Yurik> i'm really sleepy
<Yurik> initially that instance variable was Thread.self, but not Thread.self () ;)))
<Yurik> so this issue is ok
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<Yurik> re