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<evolvlng> im new to OCaml .. been reading bits and pieces .. im familiar with c/c++ and how it works with python .. in that you can embed python to operate your apps datastructures .. is the same thing possible with OCaml - would ocamlscript be the way to go?
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<evolvlng> also - metaocaml .... maybe?
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<rhz> How can one specify the search directories for opening modules when in the ocaml top level interpreter?
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<flux> rhz, I'm thinking you need to use the command line..
<flux> rhz, however, this is very useful if you use ocamlfind: #use "topfind";;
<rhz> flux: thanks
<flux> perhaps it removes the need to add serach directories in runtime
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<rhz> anybody know how one can use the pxp library to parse an xml document not containing a DTD section?
<rhz> oh I think I've got it now
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<rwmjones> rhz, use xml-light instead, it's a lot simpler
<rhz> rwmjones: What does that mean?
<rhz> ie, what is "xml-light"?
<rwmjones> there's this marvellous new website out there called http://google.com/
<rhz> rwmjones: ok thanks. I'll look into it.
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<rhz> How can one obtain the string for the value of some variable of any given type, like it appears in the top level?
<Smerdyakov> No such facility is implementable in OCaml.
<Smerdyakov> What you see in the toplevel is extra-linguistic tool support.
<flux> rhz, however, there are language extensions that can simulate that pretty nicely, depending on your needs
<flux> rhz, perhaps you could check out caml hump's language extension category to see if there's anything of interest
<rwmjones> rhz: OCaml doesn't carry that information around at runtime (which is a good thing, otherwise it'd be a bloater like Python). However you can print out something about the structure of objects using, eg., Std.dump function in ocaml extlib
<flux> also there's a library (for debugging use) that.. well yeah, like that, although I didn't remember its name
<rwmjones> someone posted another one on caml-list only about a month ago which was really cool ...
<flux> ok, it's probably that what I'm thinking of
<flux> it didn't really penetrate the type system though, did it?
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<crathman> Spent a little more time on SICP translation to O'Caml:
<crathman> criticisms/corrections appreciated
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<rhz> flux, rwmjones, thanks for the help
<rhz> I'm off
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<cognominal_> how one would say "bottom type" in French?
<cognominal_> I ask the question here cuz ocaml is relatively popular in France. At least compared to other functional programming languages
<cognominal_> so some people here may speak french
<bluestorm> what do you mean by "bottom type" ?
<bluestorm> hm
<bluestorm> wikipedia says it's _|_
<bluestorm> (although iirc the Haskell _|_ doesn't have the same meaning, as Haskell's _|_ inhabits every type)
<bluestorm> cognominal_: I'd go for "empty type" and say "type vide"
<cognominal_> in fact, I want to translate the english wikipedia article.
<cognominal_> Sometimes I don't get everything correct and get insulted. But once an article is started with a minimum quality it converges pretty fast to a good article with some help.
<cognominal_> but if I don't even get the title correctly I am in deep doo doo.
<bluestorm> i'd accept to review your traduction
<bluestorm> (i'm french)
<mbishop> 5 MINUTE MADNESS! The program includes one hour of 5 minute madness slots, open to all participants, on the topic of "Design Ideas for Next-Generation ML". Come prepared!
<mbishop> heh, neat
<cognominal_> mbishop, in 12 steps, I hope :)
<cognominal_> bluestorm, thx
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<mbishop> Anyone see Dave Herman recently?
<Smerdyakov> mbishop, did you e-mail him?
<mbishop> No, I was just asking because I've seen him here (and #sml, and #scheme as well, I think) before
<mbishop> guess I'll have to settle for email, though
<cognominal_> bluestorm: I commited my wp article
<bluestorm> ok
<bluestorm> cognominal_: i just changed a few things
<bluestorm> but that seems overall good
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<jonathanv> what does ocaml do with memory
<jonathanv> i wrote a program to find prime numbers
<jonathanv> as near as i can tell, it's using 20MB of memory to find all the prime numbers under a million
<cognominal_> bluestorm, thx
<Smerdyakov> "What does OCaml do with memory?"... an interesting question... sort of like "What happened in history?"
<jonathanv> hah
<bluestorm> how do you measure it ?
<bluestorm> (and do you have some code to show ?)
<jonathanv> windows task manager
<bluestorm> looks like 20 byte per number is not _that_ much
<jonathanv> yeah i guess not
<jonathanv> it feels like it should be using more
<jonathanv> math does not feel the same way
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