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<SomeDamnBody>
Does anybody know how to link against a C shared library with oasis and opam?
<SomeDamnBody>
Like, I'd like to specify a target to build as both bytecode and compiled, and link the shared object two different ways.
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<MooseAndCaml>
refactoring code into separate omake libs... how should I deal with a common_types.ml file that is shared across multiple libs? Should I copy the file into each lib/dir or make a lib just for those common types?
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<orbifx[m]>
MooseAndCaml: why not make it common within your project? I.e. one copy used by all your other modules in your projet?
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<def`>
make a lib just for those common types
<def`>
otherwise they won't be the same types...
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<MooseAndCaml>
thanks def... just finished first pass of the refactor... zzz city here I come
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<companion_cube>
hmmm, no hidden modules in jbuilder libs, it seems?
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<pigeonv>
orbifix: I mostly relay interesting things I see, sometimes in OCaml (sometimes in French), sometimes about other things...
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<rixed>
I just noticed that OCaml parser rightfully reject "3600000000l" with "Integer literal exceeds the range of representable integers of type int32", but still accept the same litteral in hexadecimal: 0xD693A400l -> int32 = -694967296l Is there a reason for this?
<adrien>
you're on 64 bits?
<adrien>
ah, sorry, with the trailing 'l' :)
<adrien>
really no idea :)
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<nkhodyunya>
Hello, I'm trying to compile ocaml 4.05.0 with opam switch 4.05.0. After several warnings like "Warning 58: no cmx file was found in path for module Odoc_info, and its interface was not compiled with -opaque" i get " [Makefile:283: generators/odoc_literate.cmxs] Error 2
<nkhodyunya>
".
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<octachron>
nkhodyunya, are you trying to install ocaml 4.05.0 with "opam switch 4.05.0" or building from source on your own? Are you using any exotic architecture, OS, or libc?
<nkhodyunya>
octachron, I've tried both options. When building on my own, this errors shows up during make world.opt execution. I'm on Fedora 26.
<octachron>
nkhodyunya, does it fail even when building with only one job?
<octachron>
(in particular, heavily multithreaded OCaml compilation can trigger a hardware bug on non-μcode-patched Intel Sky/Kaby lake)
<nkhodyunya>
I'll check it now
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<nkhodyunya>
Wow, it works
<nkhodyunya>
Thank you!
<octachron>
nkhodyunya, what did work at the end, building with only one job?
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<dinosaure>
lyxia: here :)
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<paxcoder>
Hey, how doe this ML dialect stay alive? I feel like there are people going to companies to push ocaml, what gives?
<tane>
paxcoder, how did you come to that feeling?
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<paxcoder>
tane: It's a combination of things. The whole MirageOS thing, the fact that F# is based on Ocaml, WebAssembly has something to do with it, and now I've heard of ocaml-git. I just learned Flow is written in it too. SML seems dead in comparison, despite seemingly being the model language for type theory (short of full-on category theory).
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<paxcoder>
tane: can I at least get an ack?
<tane>
paxcoder, I still don't get your original question. Surely there are companies specialised in ocaml consulting. But what else did you expect?
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<tane>
some languages, their ecosystem and tooling is better suited for certain tasks than another language and vice versa for other tasks
<wklm>
hey guys
<tane>
howdy
<wklm>
what's wrong with print_int function? Merlin tells me to use Out_channel.output_string stdout, but I can't find any documentation about it. It comes from Core lib
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<jmiven>
wklm: Sys.argv.(0) is the name of the executable, not the name of the first argument
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<wklm>
jmiven: thanks a lot!
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<coventry>
When faced with a non-principal type inference problem, could the compiler construct an implicit sum type? Is this not done because it would lead to some kind of potential combinatorial explosion in type inference?
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<Drup>
I'm not sure how non-principality is related
<Drup>
About "implicit" sum types. I guess you mean structural tagged unions, which is more or less what polymorphic variants are. They have their own problems. If you want to avoid row polymorphism and use real subtyping, you get yet another set of issues (combining real subtyping with inference is very hard)
<Drup>
No silver bullets :p
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<coventry>
My understanding is that a type inference is non-principal when there's no single type which includes all inferred types for the phrase, so I meant a sum over those inferred types. I'm mostly going off what's written here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11542446/what-is-a-principal-type
<coventry>
Specifically, "the dot . on the right hand side of the case indicates that the pattern on the left hand side should not be reachable and the type-checker will check that it is impossible to produce a value that matches this pattern." is much clearer than the manual text.
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<Drup>
About principal types ... I feel like your interpretation is based on a misunderstanding of how inference work, but I'm not sure how to explain things ^^'
<Drup>
The short answer is no: you can't take the union of arbitrary types in OCaml, because that's just not how the system is designed (what would be the union of int list and int option ?)
<coventry>
Something like "type t = [List of int list | Option of int option]" is the way I'm imagining it. But it's quite likely I'm laboring under misconceptions about the type inference algorithm.
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<octachron>
coventry, would you mean opening a ticket on mantis for the refutation case documentation? It helps me to keep track of these documentation requests.
<coventry>
Sure.
<Drup>
except that type is not expressible in OCaml. There are some systems where that works (see the papers "Set-Theoretic Types for Polymorphic Variants" and "Polymorphism, subtyping and type inference in MLsub" for example)
<octachron>
coventry, I should have an extended explanation somewhere, but I have some slides to take care first.
<coventry>
octachron: That's OK, your SO answer resolved it for me. Thanks, though.
<Drup>
In practice, the whole principality thing is mostly a non-issue. The issue is in fact intended to protect you breaking changes in the typecheckers that would (subtely) change type inference
<Drup>
The option*
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<SomeDamnBody>
oasis is looking for libdai_stubs.ml, but I didn't list that in the _oasis file...
<SomeDamnBody>
I don't know why it's looking for that.
<Drup>
-principal makes the typechecker verifies that type-inference was done in a way that doesn't rely on the order of inference
<Drup>
For example, checking one branch of the if before the other
<coventry>
Drup: Thanks. I won't worry about it too much. My example's syntax was slightly off, but the toplevel accepts "type t = [`List of int list | `Option of int option]"
<coventry>
Drup: I see.
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<Drup>
So, if tomorrow the typechecker decides to changes the order in which if branches are explored, while programs that rely on disambiguation can stop typechecking, programs that typecheck with -principal are guaranteed to keep working
<Drup>
In practice, using -principal really doesn't work well with constructor/record disambiguation, so it's kind of annoying
<coventry>
Thanks, Drup.
<octachron>
coventry, thanks
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<SomeDamnBody>
Is there any way to get ocamlbuild to build both fully compiled and bytecode targets?
<orbifx[m]>
SomeDamnBody: I think there is yeah
<SomeDamnBody>
Oh wait, just put a comma on the byte, best
<orbifx[m]>
;)
<orbifx[m]>
anyone here to help me by bouncing some ideas around blogging filesystems
<orbifx[m]>
?
<SomeDamnBody>
But right now, I'm having trouble getting the generated setup.ml to not mention some _stubs
<SomeDamnBody>
target
<SomeDamnBody>
orbifx[m]: blogging filesystems? A filesystem to back a blogging server application?
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<orbifx[m]>
yeah
<orbifx[m]>
I want to make the directory (repository) of the notes mode intuitive. Currently a user provides a "repository" directory and under there is supposed to be a directory called "notes" with just notes, the idea being that one day other directories might come to be, with unforseen filetypes.
<orbifx[m]>
Now I'm thinking about making my system structure agnostic, to let the user pick how they like structuring it.
<orbifx[m]>
Any views or thoughts?
<SomeDamnBody>
But what's wrong with them having the normal powers over the filesystem just with some restrictions to limit them to a particular directory.
<SomeDamnBody>
Also, oasis is still trying to reference ./libdai_stubs.a ./dlldai_stubs.so and I don't know what that's about...
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<orbifx[m]>
SomeDamnBody: do a `grep`. Did you copy any files from another project?
<zozozo>
orbifx[m]: i see two options: either the directory/repository is not really made to be accessed by the user (other than by the app), and then the first option seems fine (for instance if the directory is, by default something like ~/.app_name), or the directory is meant to be read/accessed by the user, and in that case I would allow the user to specify a 'notes' directory, and then when other directories are
<zozozo>
needed, allow configuration for them too (or did I misunderstood your problem ?)
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<orbifx[m]>
I think you got it. I'm leaning towards the second. I want power users to have that flexibility
<SomeDamnBody>
orbifx[m]: no
<orbifx[m]>
In case they want to do funky things. Like split different types of notes under different directories. Or have some checked out by git, whilst others are generated, etc etc.
<orbifx[m]>
All I'd have to do is a recursive search to begin with rather than expect to file all the notes neatly in one place
<orbifx[m]>
SomeDamnBody: you best search with grep for `dai` to find where it's mentioned.
<zozozo>
orbifx[m]: how about allowing a list of directories for notes ?
<zozozo>
rather than a recursive search
<orbifx[m]>
That's also doable. To create a union from separate places. But do you not think it adds value to not force the user to have all notes in place zozozo ?
<orbifx[m]>
What if someone want to have a directory per entry, with all attachments under the same directory? (That was how I implemented it for a previous system I wrote in Bash)
<zozozo>
ah yes, well of course recursive search is useful indeed
<zozozo>
so I'd say a list of direcotries with recursive search as a toggle option ?
<zozozo>
i mean, with recursive search configurable per directory
<orbifx[m]>
Of course the system can suggest a structure, which most user might want to adopt to avoid inventing a new one.
<orbifx[m]>
yeah something like that. I'll open an issue for supporting a list for directories, should take much effort.
<zozozo>
does the file structure (i.e sub-directories) affect the semantics of the notes ? or do you have (for isntance) metadata at the start of notes), so that the configurable direcotires only give you a flat list of notes, that you then order using the metadat ?
<orbifx[m]>
All notes have metadata indeed
<zozozo>
hm.. I'm getting sleepy, sorry for the wrong parentheses :p
<orbifx[m]>
It's a design goal to have it be file driven. So everything about the note is contained in the note (file).
<zozozo>
seems like a good idea
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<orbifx[m]>
I'm even considering embedding images using the base64 coding them, but that is an editor issue mostly.