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<Arthur_Rainbow> Hi
<Arthur_Rainbow> Is there anyway to debug menhir ?
<Arthur_Rainbow> appart from reading : Fatal error: exception Parser.Error
<Drup> by "debug menhir", you mean get the parsing errors from the generated parser ?
<Arthur_Rainbow> yes
<Arthur_Rainbow> Sorry; I meant Menhir code
<Drup> it's not really debuging then, it's just parsing error recovery
<Arthur_Rainbow> My parser is probably bugged
<Arthur_Rainbow> but anyway, this would help
<Drup> then it's the same way as ocamlyack, something like that : https://github.com/Drup/LILiS/blob/master/lilis/lisUtils.ml#L168
<Drup> if your parser is bugy, you should invoke menhir with --explain and --dump, it will help you
<Arthur_Rainbow> It compile correctly; it just doesn't do vhat I expected
* whitequark is excitedly jumping up and down
<ygrek_> there is also --trace
<whitequark> findlib trunk just gained ppx support
<whitequark> it's pull request time!
<Drup> whitequark: ooh
<Drup> Arthur_Rainbow: --dump will allow you to retrieve the automaton
* ygrek_ jumps up and down synchronously
<Arthur_Rainbow> I use ocamlbuild; so I'll need to figure out how to use menhir directly
<Drup> Arthur_Rainbow: no need, there are appropriate tags
<Drup> (I don't remember them, though, you will have to look for them)
<Arthur_Rainbow> great, because menhir parser.mly --dump --trace
<Drup> whitequark: so, what was the implement solution in the end ?
<Arthur_Rainbow> doesn't print anything
<whitequark> Drup: my latest patch. ppx = "cmd" in the package adds the option
<Drup> Arthur_Rainbow: read menhir --help please.
<Drup> whitequark: ok
<Drup> whitequark: oasis support now ? :3
* whitequark sighs
<whitequark> that requires the install-to-library flag for executables
<whitequark> I thought you were pushing it?
<Drup> one does not push gildor to implement stuff
<Drup> you merely point at the direction and wait
<whitequark> then, what do you want from me? :D
<Drup> you're braver than me, you could do it yourself x)
<whitequark> lol
<whitequark> Poe's law for programming languages; without a clear indication of intent, you cannot distinguish a parody of architecture from code someone promotes
<Drup> I didn't have the courage to get past the point "Dimension Agnosticism"
<Arthur_Rainbow> Drup: I did; but still can't find in menhil's manual how to read .automaton file
<Drup> well, it's a text file.
<Arthur_Rainbow> Yeah; I just mean that " On title shift to state" makes little sens to mean
<Drup> yeah, that's the issue with LR parser generators
<Drup> you have to be slightly versed in the arcanes of context free grammar parsing to debug them
<Arthur_Rainbow> "title" is a rule ; How can an automaton read a rule ? I thougth it would only read token
<Arthur_Rainbow> what I find kind of funny here is that I teach and do research in automata theory
<Drup> :D
<Arthur_Rainbow> and it's a parser for automaton
<Drup> Arthur_Rainbow: start by that http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LR_parsing
<Drup> (if you are really intersted, otherwise it might be quicker to just blindly change the grammar)
<Arthur_Rainbow> Not interested; I just want it to work
<Drup> then I can't really give you a better method than die and retry. There is probably better, but I don't know what.
<Arthur_Rainbow> If only I could find Sql_lexer.
<Drup> it should be the file generated by ocamlex with your .mll file
<whitequark> Drup: !!!
<whitequark> # #require "ppx_tools";;
<whitequark> - : Parsetree.expression =
<whitequark> # [%expr 2+2];;
<whitequark> {Parsetree.pexp_desc = ...
<Drup> :D
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<Arthur_Rainbow> Drup: I can't find any Sql_lexer in any file created by ocamllex
<Arthur_Rainbow> and especially not in Lexer.ml
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<Drup> why do you want something called "Sql_lexer" ?
<Drup> you have a file foo.mll, it will produce a module Foo, use it.
<Arthur_Rainbow> stackoverflow.com/questions/1933101/ocamlyacc-parse-error-what-token
<Arthur_Rainbow> let tail = Sql_lexer.ruleTail "" lexbuf in
<Arthur_Rainbow> without ruleTail in lexer.ml
<Drup> meh, just get rid of that
<Drup> you don't need this tail thingy
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<Arthur_Rainbow> Ok, now it seems that message I print with print_{endline,string} appear in the wrong order on screen... WTD
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<whitequark> Drup: # #require "lwt.ppx";;
<whitequark> # let%lwt foo = Lwt_stream.to_list (Lwt_unix.files_of_directory "/");;
<whitequark> val foo : bytes list = ["sbin"; "dev"; "home"; "initrd.img.old"; "etc"; ".."; "mnt"; "opt"; ...
<Drup> nice :]
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<whitequark> this is some impressive hackery: https://github.com/amiller/lambda-auth/blob/master/mod.ml
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<Drup> you mean, the type-aware syntax extension ?
<Drup> (if this is doing what I think it's doing)
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<whitequark> yes
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<Drup> yeah, I was aware you could do that :p
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<BitPuffin> adrien || adrien_oww: where do you put ocaml libs on windows? Like Core_kernel and all the various ones
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<whitequark> wonder if I should pack some of Alain's experimental code as opam libs
<Drup> waou, eval
<Drup> it's like, meta-ocaml without meta-ocaml
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<def`> Drup: whitequark: do you plan to be online during ocamllab hack session?
<Drup> remind when it is ?
<whitequark> next Wednesday evening (25th June)
<whitequark> hrm
<Drup> hour ?
<whitequark> define 'evening'
<whitequark> I've got a plane to catch... at about 23:00
<Drup> whitequark: on which timezone ? :p
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<whitequark> it's actually at 05:50 next day, but no public transport works at night
<whitequark> Drup: +4
<whitequark> ocamllabs is either on +2 or +0...
<def`> -> date @ ocamllabs: Tue Jun 24 08:23:34 BST 2014
<whitequark> what the fuck is BST?
<whitequark> oh, british summer time -_-'
<def`> British summer time :)
<whitequark> so +1
<def`> yes
<whitequark> so. 18:30 BST. 21:30 BST
<whitequark> I suppose 1.5 hours of hacking would be sorta pointless
<whitequark> although if there's a socket somewhere at the airport, I could make it 12
<whitequark> er, 6
<Drup> def`: yeah, I will be
<Drup> hum
<Drup> I will try at least, I think my sleep schedule will have rotated enough by then
<def`> :)
<whitequark> aww yeah, rotating sleep schedule
<Drup> whitequark: I do that currently
<whitequark> I'm at about 2.5 revolutions per month
<Drup> oh, it explains some interesting answering hours :]
<Drup> I can't do it all the time because :socialization: unfortunately
<whitequark> 2.5 rev/month is 7.27e-06 rad/s
<whitequark> that's possibly the most contrived way to explain your availability to someone
<adrien> BitPuffin: I use cygwin/msys and ocamlfind so I don't have to wonder; no idea how you'll be doing it
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<BitPuffin> adrien: ah
<BitPuffin> adrien: well it installed it in C:\anocamldir
<BitPuffin> and there is bin and lib
<BitPuffin> I dunno if I should just put it in lib maybe
<whitequark> "naturally and with brevity" I feel like we have a different definition of "brevity"
<Drup> whitequark: and my sleep revolution is not constant
<BitPuffin> adrien: maybe I can create a thirdplib dir or something and put everything in there that isn't standard and configure ocamlfind to look there
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<Drup> whitequark: I'm actually not completly sure it's not ironic
<adrien> then
<adrien> c:/anocamldir/lib/ocaml/
<adrien> but go through ocamlfind if you can
<BitPuffin> adrien: I'll have to look at how it works later
<whitequark> "straight-forward" [a piece of source where every other line contains "template" or "typename"]
<adrien> BitPuffin: s/later/first/
<whitequark> "That's kind of amazing... There's not even one occurrence of the template keyword in that code!"
<whitequark> brb crying
<adrien> if you want to use third-party libraries
<companion_cube> I hate blogger :/
<BitPuffin> adrien: well yeah with later I mean when I'm actually getting the libs
<BitPuffin> right now I'm reading about async
<BitPuffin> :P
<whitequark> BitPuffin: better use lwt...
<BitPuffin> why?
<companion_cube> \o/
<BitPuffin> I'm using core anyway
<whitequark> BitPuffin: sane error handling strategy
<whitequark> and I think async doesn't even give you moderately good backtraces?
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<reynir> I used async for a project, but it seems lwt is the more popular choice :o
<whitequark> and there's now a ppx syntax extension for lwt! (but you need to poke Drup until it's merged)
<Drup> :D
* reynir pokes Drup
* whitequark hides
<companion_cube> :D
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<reynir> hmm
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<BitPuffin> whitequark: does lwt work on windows?
<BitPuffin> and does it have as good documentation as a chapter in rwo
<Drup> certainly not as a chpater in rwo
<Drup> but it does have documentation, yes
<BitPuffin> well
<whitequark> BitPuffin: I found the documentation more than enough for my needs
<BitPuffin> code can be documentation
<whitequark> and yes, lwt works on windows
<BitPuffin> I also have a deadline to make a proof of concept
<BitPuffin> with this scrum shit
<BitPuffin> so I don't think I have time to learn both
<BitPuffin> :P
<BitPuffin> and async comes with core
<BitPuffin> so less to set up
<Drup> anyway, most of what you learn with one will apply to the other
<adrien> lwt's documentation is definitely fine; it lacks the "if you want to do X, use Y" but for that you can just pop on IRC and harass someone :D
<BitPuffin> I like that they are called Ivar
<BitPuffin> Ivar is a real name
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<rwmjones> is there a rough schedule for when ocaml 4.02 will be released?
<whitequark> summer
<reynir> Anyone know of any companies in Germany that use OCaml?
<BitPuffin> was it 4.02 that has cross compiling?
<BitPuffin> is Core.Std.Queue FIFO?
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<adrien> rwmjones: middle of august?
<adrien> when noone can prevent DD from doing it?
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<whitequark> companion_cube: the aluminium bar for making companion cubes has arrived
<whitequark> I'm SO going to miss this flight.
<companion_cube> :D
<companion_cube> rejoice
* whitequark giggles
<whitequark> did I mention I bought it on ebay from someone called "Stoner Tools & Raw Materials"?
<Drup> pic ? :D
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<whitequark> although I'm not sure what are you interested in. it's a metal bar. duh.
<Drup> how do you plan to make companion cubes with that ? x)
<whitequark> dissect the bar into 1"x1"x1" cubes, then shape them using my CNC mill
<Drup> oh, you are well equiped
* whitequark ponders whether to harrass seller why the bar is 1.025"x1.025" instead of 1"x1"
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<mrvn> whitequark: it's summer. stick it in a freezer.
<BitPuffin> ~on_handler_error:`Raise
<BitPuffin> this confuses me
<whitequark> mrvn: I have A/C ^_^
<BitPuffin> is `Raise just a standard value it matches against to decide to raise?
<Drup> BitPuffin: it's just a polymorphic variant without any argument
<BitPuffin> yeah
<BitPuffin> sure
<whitequark> mrvn: ... actually
<BitPuffin> but I guess it's common?
<whitequark> mrvn: if I put it in a freezer, it would contract by about that much
<whitequark> brb checking
<Drup> it's a usual technique
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<BitPuffin> does cohttp support downloading and streaming files to disk?
<whitequark> no
<BitPuffin> well
<BitPuffin> get returns a pipe
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<BitPuffin> so couldn't you just use Pipe.transfer?
<BitPuffin> (or your own custom thing
<BitPuffin> )
<BitPuffin> is the file data usually in the body or what?
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<whitequark> in the body, sure
<whitequark> regular form data
<BitPuffin> well then downloading a file and streaming it to disk should be pretty damn easy to implement
<whitequark> sure
<whitequark> but cohttp doesn't implement it
<BitPuffin> and you could use an ivar or something that you peek for cancellation
<BitPuffin> yeah
<BitPuffin> gotcha
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<BitPuffin> I don't understand why ocaml isn't more popular, it's awesome
<Drup> it's done by academics. Everyone know that academics only do half baked silly prototype.
<BitPuffin> :P
<BitPuffin> inria is an academic institute?
<Drup> yes
<BitPuffin> and here I thought it was a company, even though I knew ocaml came from academics
<BitPuffin> I am mr. intelligent yes
<Drup> it's the national computer science academic institute in france
<BitPuffin> cool
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<BitPuffin> I guess the lackluster windows support is a small factor as well
<BitPuffin> someone should make something like ruby-install but for ocaml
<BitPuffin> :P
<Drup> what does it do more than opam ?
<BitPuffin> ruby-install is just an installer for ruby
<BitPuffin> that installs the interpreter, package manager etc
<Drup> ah, I see
<Drup> the ocaml plateform
<BitPuffin> yeah exactly
<BitPuffin> I think it's called ruby-install at least
* Drup wants to make adrien cringe.
<BitPuffin> was a while since I last used ruby
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<BitPuffin> Drup: haskell platform? :P
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<BitPuffin> whitequark: async does have error handling, you have try_with :P
<BitPuffin> and monitors
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<whitequark> yeah and I want exceptions
<whitequark> and backtraces
<BitPuffin> well try_with is excetpions
<BitPuffin> and backtraces
<BitPuffin> just that you get them back as an sexpr :P
<whitequark> well, it's the trace of monitors. not functions.
<BitPuffin> would be nice if you had built in async in the language, so that you could use the actual try/with statements
<whitequark> ... or you could use try%lwt
<BitPuffin> syntax extension?
<BitPuffin> or what
<whitequark> yeah
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<BitPuffin> ah
<BitPuffin> well maybe async should add their own :P
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<whitequark> why doesn't toplevel have backtraces? O_o
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<BitPuffin> whitequark: the repl or toplevel in a file?
<whitequark> repl
<BitPuffin> dunno, utop works I think
<whitequark> it doesn't
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<Drup> huum I would like to create a mode_t, but the type is abstract in Ctypes, am I missing something ?
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<BitPuffin> how can I start the Async scheduler in a library
<BitPuffin> I mean like inside the library in a init function
<BitPuffin> (this will be called via C)
<Drup> whitequark: ^
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<BitPuffin> or actually the Async_kernel scheduler
<BitPuffin> or actually it's the same one
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<BitPuffin> doesn't look possible even
<BitPuffin> what is this
<BitPuffin> :P
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<BitPuffin> guess it's gonna have to be Lwt then
<BitPuffin> whitequark: does Lwt do any platform specific shit that could stop it from working on say ios or android?
<companion_cube> it's weird that utop doesn't provide a #help command
<Drup> #utop_help
<Drup> BitPuffin: It works on windows, at least
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<BitPuffin> I guess I'll have to see
<companion_cube> ah nice Drup
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<samebchase> Does anyone have an idea about the status of the multicore-ocaml project?
<BitPuffin> samebchase: apparently it's being worked on
<BitPuffin> would be nice if someone could get a rough ETA
<BitPuffin> emphasize on rough
<samebchase> I see some recent-ish commits here: https://github.com/ocamllabs/ocaml/commits/multicore
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<samebchase> Drup: Thanks. That looks positive. /Something/ is happening.
<Drup> yeah
<Drup> something happened before and got abandoned, though :/
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<whitequark> Drup: mode_t?
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<ggole> As in the second arg to creat(2), I assume
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<whitequark> oh
<whitequark> Drup: why do you ask me questions about ctypes?
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<whitequark> Drup: jpdeplaix: http://reviews.llvm.org/D2176
<whitequark> if you ever feel like you want some of those functions, pester me and I'll make the patch pass review
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<jpdeplaix> whitequark: I don't really see what is added ?
<jpdeplaix> s/?/://
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<ollehar> is there a point using haxe when I could as well use ocaml and ocaml_to_js?
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<questioning> I'm using ocaml on a platform that doesn't support dynamic linking of ocaml native objects and I was wondering if there is a way to globally disable dynamic linking of libraries installed via opam?
<questioning> or really disable generation of shared libraries
<questioning> .. because the linker doesn't like taht
<questioning> because atm, I'm down to hacking literally every package that needs to be installed, and I'd rather not have to do that
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<rwmjones> so labltk is now unbundled from ocaml 4.02, or has it gone altogether?
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* rwmjones reads Changes
<rwmjones> ok so camlp4 & labltk have gone .. where is labltk?
<adrien> github/forge
<adrien> haven't paid a lot of attention to that
<adrien> (and to be honest, right now, I'm not sure we shouldn't kill lablgtk, at least for gtk3)
* rwmjones has plenty of programs written to use lablGtk
<rwmjones> labltk OTOH ... few will miss it I suspect
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<adrien> some use it and dev with it
<adrien> lablgtk, well, nothing is bad with it
<adrien> GTK however
<adrien> and it seems GTK+3 is getting worse each and every week
<rwmjones> luckily I'm sticking with gtk2
<adrien> there might be support for GTK+3 soon in lablgtk, we'll see; someone at the hacking session in paris was quite motivated
<adrien> but even then, we'll take a very step-by-step approach
<adrien> client-side decorations were probably the last straw for most people
<adrien> they're awful for everyone not using gnome3
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