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<td123>
is "INT i::lst" the same as "INT(i)::lst" in a match?
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<cygwinports>
camlp5-5.12: Sorry: the compatibility with ocaml version "3.11.2" is not yet implemented. Please report.
<cygwinports>
do I just force it to use the 3.11.1 files?
<cygwinports>
or is a new release imminent?
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<dark>
td123, yes, also the same as (INT i)::lst (unless I forgot a lot of things)
<dark>
cygnus_, what is this? camlp5-5.12
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<cygwinports>
dark: did you mean me? yes, it's camlp5-5.12
<dark>
yes i meant you lol
<cygwinports>
yes, that was camlp5-5.12, and it says it's not compatible with 3.11.2
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<dark>
i meant what is camlp
<dark>
^^
<dark>
it doesn't come with ocaml distribution right?
<cygwinports>
no
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<td123>
dark: thanks
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<cygwinports>
is the value of ocamlc -where available as a value/function from the standard library?
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<flux>
AFAIK no. the 'closest' you can get is Sys.ocaml_version, but the module doesn't seem to that value.
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<mehdid>
cygwinports: Ocamlbuild_where.libdir?
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<flux>
hmm, ocamlbuild is lacking a META-file in my ubuntu.. is it reasonable to use it via findlib?
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<cygwinports>
thx but I was hoping for something in Sys
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<flux>
well, ocamlbuild does come with standard ocaml distribution these days, so it is not unreasonable to expect that module to exist..
<flux>
(scratch that 'these days', I don't think it has ever been external)
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<Gertm>
is there a 'message passing' mechanism in OCaml for lightweight threads? (I'm thinking erlang-like)
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<Yoric>
Gertm: take a look at Event
<Yoric>
(part of the stdlib)
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<flux>
I suppose you could green threads when running byte code, but they are not light-weight in native mode
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<flux>
a better contender would be LightWeightThreads, LWT :-)
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<Gertm>
how interesting is JoCaml?
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<munga>
hello. I'm trying the standard netplex example in the ocamlnet doco with fcgi. my apache refuses to handle the request and exit with this error : aborted: protocol error: invalid version: 72 != FCGI_VERSION(1)
<munga>
does anybody know what I'm doing wrong ?
<munga>
it's an old apache... but not that old ...
<munga>
I don't quite understand if the problem is on the netplex side (latest version) or the apache side
<Camarade_Tux>
I'd say ocamlnet requires a more recent apache
<Camarade_Tux>
which version is it?
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<munga>
I know I'm lagging behind with updates ...
<munga>
pffffff
<flux>
apparently the future of nokia's and intel's linux devices will be Qt
<flux>
it'd be nice if the ocaml bindings project really moved on :)
<Camarade_Tux>
I read nokia would keep both gtk and qt
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<Camarade_Tux>
munga: unfortunately, I have no idea which version is required
<Camarade_Tux>
munga: actually, maybe that it's ocamlnet which is too old
<Camarade_Tux>
but can't you make apache more verbose?
<munga>
I can try. I'm updating my webserver (this will keep me busy for a while I guess)... let's see if this fix the problem
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<Camarade_Tux>
flux: when you mentionned nokia and intel earlier, did you have meego(.com) in mind?
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<flux>
camarade_tux, yes
<Camarade_Tux>
ok, I hadn't seen it and it's true I see qt mentionned but no gtk
<flux>
I guess the ownership (and license) change has shaken the playfield a bit..
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<Camarade_Tux>
most probably
<flux>
in any case I like Qt. even in c++ I was able to quite quickly write a little toy with a custom widget as well.
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<flux>
of course, it would be so much better in o'caml ;-)
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<Camarade_Tux>
hehe ;-)
<Camarade_Tux>
and it's somewhere python/ruby/perl/... will be far too slow
<flux>
I believe many of the programs will be python-qt-based, actually
<flux>
infact I think I'm already using a few on my n900..
<flux>
but my program does 32-channel sound mixing, so it's not really an option
<flux>
(infact o'caml might not be either, because iirc I'm close to 50% mark right now)
<Camarade_Tux>
*I* can tell an gtk+interpreted app from a gtk+native one, whenever you click on a menu, anything using pygtk feels slower, python may be too slow for such machines (thinking about mobile phones especially)
<flux>
maybe it's just that everything's slow on mobile?-)
<Camarade_Tux>
I meant, it feels slower on my notebook ;-)
<Camarade_Tux>
now, I only need to get my computer back and I'll try a few qt things, along with a buildbot :-)
<Camarade_Tux>
(I... err... there is probably an ipfilter rule that blocks all traffic from my computer... quite annoying when you try to access it remotely...)
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<bjorkintosh>
anyone having issues with skype on ubuntu?
<bjorkintosh>
woops. wrong channel.
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<derdon>
once I talked with someone about ``let _ = ...`` and I claimed that it is used to avoid the ;; in the last statement before the ``let _ = ...``. If this person is here now, here's the proof: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/178296/
<flux>
you could actually write it also like let () = .., although for some reason that form is used less
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* thelema
prefers let ()
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<flux>
I use let _. maybe it's laziness, but I like to think _ looks more pretty :)
<Camarade_Tux>
after 'let _ =' let a few erros slip by, I started to prefer 'let () =' ;-)
<flux>
_ would be better, of course, in case I am actually returning () and want to make sure I don't accidentally do something lese..
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<det>
+1 "let () ="
* rwmjones
books the hotel for the ocaml conf
<rwmjones>
gildor, I'm all booked, train, hotel, registration :-)
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* Alpounet
wishes he could attend it
<mehdid>
rwmjones: will you attend ocaml hacking day as well?
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<gildor>
rwmjones: great
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<rwmjones>
mehdid, yes, but only in the morning
<rwmjones>
my train is 15:00 or so from gard du nord
<rwmjones>
s/gard/gare/
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* rwmjones
looks forward to the day they organize it in london or cambridge
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<derdon>
which packages do I have to install to use LablGTK?
<derdon>
liblablgtk2-ocaml is already installed
<mfp>
liblablgtk2-ocaml-dev ?
<thelema>
derdon: probable -dev
<derdon>
ok, I will try it
<mehdid>
rwmjones: heh... it's all a matter of place and some volunteers to help for the organisation, IMO
<derdon>
ok, using GWindow works, but accessing GMain fails
<derdon>
"Unbound module GMain"
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<derdon>
version: 2.10.1-2
<derdon>
GdkKeysyms can't be open as well
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<Camarade_Tux>
how do you compile?
<rwmjones>
derdon, when you do the final link, you need to add gtkInit.cmo (or .cmx). If you're using ocamlfind there's a special flag for that.