08:35 <Nikkel> I have a weird problem in my eliom app

08:36 <Nikkel> When I access localhost/site directly, my html header contains the css files as <link>s

08:38 <Nikkel> but if I click an a element to redirect myself to another site, like localhost/anothersite , then the css files are imported straight into the header as <style> elements

08:38 <Nikkel> which breaks font-awesome

09:15 <Nikkel> Alternatively, how do I add fonts to my eliom server?

10:54 <dborisog> Nikkel: I yet to go through static files myself, yet I remember documentation covers this topic somewhere. In addition to that, you can follow the code in the installation of 5min app, which is based on the project ocsigen-start, both in the generated 5minapp and the OCaml library (5minapp refers to 5minapp and to ocsigen-start library). 5minapp uses some CSS, there is a non-zero chance they are using static-ones. Github directories of besport is

10:54 <dborisog> another implementation example.

10:56 <dborisog> I also remember exestence of bindings to JS libraries, thus it is the fourth source of information.

15:08 <reynir> in opam files, can you concatenate strings? like, [make "build" ("PACKAGE=" ^ package)]

15:11 <reynir> Ah, it seems "PACKAGE=%{package}%" is the trick

18:07 <toppler> Can anyone confirm that if I define a module at the toplevel, and then rebind the module name, memory claimed by the first module isn't GC'd?

18:08 <toppler> e.g. # module Foo = struct let big_array = Array.create 100000000 0 end;;

18:08 <toppler> # module Foo = struct end;;

18:08 <toppler> # Gc.full_major ();;

18:14 <zozozo> toppler: in the top-level or in a compiled program ?

18:14 <toppler> zozozo: Toplevel.

18:15 <zozozo> For the top-level, I don't know

20:30 <def`> toppler: no I don't think so, because of the compilation strategy for module aliases in the toplevel

21:10 <toppler> def`: Thanks. Any pointers for further reading on this?

21:20 <def`> toppler: no I don't think this is documented anywhere, it is an implementation detail

21:20 <def`> it changed when module aliases where introduced, it might change again in the future

21:22 <toppler> Ah cool. Thanks again.