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<adi__>
Hey guys .. ocaml noob here. How do I install ocamlopt on ppc64le ?
<pierpa>
on bare metal?
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<dmbaturin>
adi__: Wow, where did you find a PPC64 machine and what kind of machine is it?
<adi__>
Yes baremetal ... I have a couple of Barreleye's at home .. Running ubuntu 16.04 ppc64le ... 2 turismos .. 160 HW threads .. 1 TB RAM and all that ..
<dmbaturin>
I seem to remember there is support for it... If it's true, the normal bootstrap procedure should work, as it relies on supplied bytecode executables.
<adi__>
dmbaturin Thanks for responding .. I started by installing opam followed by install ocaml build and stuff. Actually i ventured in this direction as I was trying to make fftw3 .. It needs ocamlbuild and ocamlopt ..
<dmbaturin>
adi__: I'm not quite sure why it wants ocamlopt if it generates C code. Installing ocaml through opam didn't produce ocamlopt?
<dmbaturin>
adi__: Out of curiosity, what are you doing with FFTW?
<adi__>
Just trying to benchmark the Barreleye's .. My goal is to benchmark fftw3 to start with benchfft ... then port fftw3 to Power8 with CAPI accelerator instead of running on power8s to prove that it can run much faster with acceleators
<dmbaturin>
The price is rather outrageous of course, but the design is appealing...
<adi__>
how much is it ?
<adi__>
cheapest ppc machines i can think of are palmetto by TYAN
<dmbaturin>
Looks like something around $3k.
<dmbaturin>
Interesting. What do they cost?
<adi__>
1.8k look them up
<dmbaturin>
The cheapest PPC machines are old macs... Though they are exactly PPC, not POWER8. :)
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<adi__>
you are right. I often forget macs ran powerpc long time back :)
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<struk|desk>
Algebr: do you have "where I should live in the bay area if..." office hours as well?
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<Algebr>
what do you want to know
<Algebr>
struk|desk:
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<Algebr>
the TL;DR is that you probably won't make enough money to live in SF unless you want to live with 5 other people, you can live in Oakland like I do and commute into town. Oakland is rapidly becoming just as pricey.
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<struk|desk>
Algebr: I was thinking oakland is more my style. I like in williamsburgh now so its not a bad transition
<struk|desk>
*live in
<Algebr>
Oakland will remind you of wburg but you won't have the same mobility or shops
<Algebr>
Oakland is more like Crown Heights I'd say.
<Algebr>
but more spread out.
<struk|desk>
hmm ok
<struk|desk>
I wish the company was in portland instead
<Algebr>
For your mental health, I agree as well. The bay area is an emotional meat grinder, the only people happy here are those with strong spouses, ties to God, or somethign else unknown.
<struk|desk>
well I do live in NYC, so its usually only downhill from there
<struk|desk>
but yeah SF is annoying to survive in
<Algebr>
And I am brooklyn raised.
<Algebr>
NYC was different.
<struk|desk>
if I worked at fb I imagine I could get a nice place in SF
<Algebr>
I believe the FB people live in the South Bay, the commute from SF, while doable, is a big hassle.
<struk|desk>
ah
<Algebr>
Only reason to stay in SF is the great parties and drugs you'll do.
<struk|desk>
Algebr: eh I can get drugs and create parties anywhere
<struk|desk>
I like not driving though, alot
<Algebr>
The South Bay, from what I hear, is worse. You will pay the majority of your salary (While it will be impressive), for a chicken shak
<Algebr>
again, take it for what you will, but the parties here are different, they are way better, more intense
<Algebr>
NYC was cocaine driven.
<Algebr>
SF is lsd/weed
<struk|desk>
that explains so much...or..reinforces what we all already knew
<Algebr>
There is also a large disregard for law here, its quite brazen.
<struk|desk>
Algebr: ok, bedtime. thanks for bay area tips. the commute I'm looking at btw is to millbrae, if I take up the startup
<Algebr>
The additional freedom is nice, I get to smoke a joint on Market street, but the additional freedom has costs, drunkeness on the BART, public fighting
<Algebr>
Sure thing, Millbrae is the train I take every day
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<Leonidas>
you really reinforce me in not going to SV :-)
<Algebr>
Take it as you will, there are positives and negatives.
<adrien>
good baguettes are way too expensive there anywa
<adrien>
y
<Algebr>
1 Beer and Pizza: $17.
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<adrien>
on the other hand, that's only one hour of rent
<Algebr>
You will get constantly accosted for money, your opinion on the matter will not matter because you work in tech and are therefore a techbro.
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<adrien>
you know, you're not very good at selling the location :P
<Algebr>
I'm not trying to, I'm trying to convey reality.
<adrien>
you probably shouldn't try working as a house or holiday seller
<Algebr>
You can forget about getting a house here too.
<Algebr>
There are massive upsides as well, this is the greatest concentration of smart people on the planet right now.
<adrien>
bridges ought to be enough for everybody
<Algebr>
You can make a company and within three years it will be a billion dollar thing.
<adrien>
Algebr: well, that might explain the amount of stupid people elsewhere then :P
<Algebr>
Its more like this area is like a brain vaccuum cleaner
<adrien>
you mean, s/area/money/
<Algebr>
sure
<Algebr>
People burnout, you can see it on their faces.
<Algebr>
So the high salaries get eaten up in divorce/counseling proceedings.
<Algebr>
All that said, if you have a strong home life and have someone to turn to, then the area can be great for you, career wise.
<Algebr>
I do not see myself staying for more than 2 more years here.
<adrien>
so it's a bit like studying abroad
<adrien>
get to see people and places and then back home
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<Algebr>
No, studying abroad you're a poor student and no one cares about you.
<Algebr>
Here everyone has an opinion about tech, about programmers, and when they will stop ruining things.
<adrien>
hahaha :P
<Algebr>
It is rather ironic
<Algebr>
more ironic is that the people that most are annoyed about are 1) Overconfident beginning people from coding bootcamps, 2) sales/marketing people who are by their nature quite broish
<Algebr>
kindness is in short supply and tends to be among the older unixish programmers, they work at Apple or something more established.
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<Algebr>
Interviewing is a whole nother topic, so is dating. heh.
<adrien>
I guess dating feels like china
<adrien>
(or Lebanon on the other end of the spectrum)
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<Algebr>
I don't know anything about either of those places so I will pass in silence.
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<adrien>
large gender inbalance
<ygrek_>
any idea how to depend on lwt.ppx in opam file? should just depend on ppx_tools?
<Algebr>
gender is quite fluid here, everyone has possibily fucked, notice I said fucked not dated, everyone else.
<adrien>
with China having dozens of millions of males more than women, and lebanon having it the other way round because of war
<Algebr>
Anyway I will stop now.
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<Drup>
ygrek_: just depend on ppx and add a constraint for ocaml >= 4.02
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<maker>
Neat, I just needed confirmation for this. Thanks a lot!
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<Glorf>
Hi ! Is there an easy way to add transparency / alpha channel to a color (from Graphics.color) in ocaml ?
<Glorf>
I want to take a color and make it less visible (a ghost effect)
<Drup>
I don't think graphics supports transparency
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<Drup>
it's a very simple API, it doesn't do much, you probably want to use something a bit richer
<Glorf>
Mmmh okay, that what i thought
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<adrien>
Glorf: what are you trying to achieve?
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<Glorf>
adrien: i have a tetris with some basic color
<Glorf>
i want to display my ghost piece in a color more "transparent"
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<rgrinberg>
Drup: so no good name suggestions btw? :)
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<Drup>
nope
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<M-martinklepsch>
hey there :) I'm trying to get to a decent emacs setup but I'm still having trouble getting tuareg to be able to open Core
<M-martinklepsch>
I do have a .merlin file with PKG core, opam search core shows core as installed.
<M-martinklepsch>
When I use C-x C-e for tuareg-eval-phrase it prompts me for a command where I'm using the provided: /usr/local/bin/opam config exec -- ocaml.
<M-martinklepsch>
I've installed emacs utop which seems to just work (i.e. open Core works fine.) but I'd like to understand whats wrong with the current setup as well. Also the default tuareg eval buffer has nicer syntax highlighting :)
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<gasche>
M-martinklepsch: does running #use "topfind";; #require "core";; help?
<gasche>
(in the toplevel)
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<gasche>
if so, the problem is that the toplevel does not know where Core is by default, you need to (1) load its ocamlfind support and (2) require the core package
<gasche>
while utop comes with built-in support for Core, I guess (at least for ocamlfind I'm sure)
<gasche>
(nope, no built-in support for Core)
<gasche>
(hm, actually my test may have failed just because I don't have Core installed in this switch)
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<gasche>
otherwise your technique of using "opam config exec" from Emacs looks fine
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<rgrinberg>
Has anyone seen this merlin error before? Error: Internal path Cohttp_async_io is dangling. The compiled interface for module Cohttp_async_io was not found.
<Algebr>
wow, dangling, that's new
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<gasche>
rgrinberg: this may be a new 4.03 error
<gasche>
so in fact it's not a new error (it was there since module aliases), but it is probably raised more often in 4.03
<rgrinberg>
gasche: but I'm 4.02.3 still
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<gasche>
the short story is that the relevant .cmi is not in your path
<gasche>
which probably suggests either wrong PKG settings, an incorrect B path, or a Merlin bug
<rgrinberg>
gasche: I should have guessed, it looks like I just forgot to enable an oasis flag to compile the async sub lib