Hello, > I'm sorry to answer in french but I do not want to risk that my post > would be misunderstood (sometimes, broken english is dangerous ;-)
I'll take the risk :-) > (j'ai l'impression que) Depuis l'arriv� de Maxence dans l'�quipe > OCaml, bcp de choses se sont acc�l�r�es en faveurs de la disponibilit� > d'outils sympas (favorisant une utilisation + large/confortable > d'OCaml). Since May, 9th 2001 I was employed at the Cristal Project to develop tools in order to make OCaml usable (that is 'more productive') by industrial users. So tried to build too which make the development process faster and eventually safer (by using the strong-typing system of OCaml). I hope I didn't fail :-) But this job was for 18 months only, and should have finished in next november. So, since I need to eat and have a roof (not to mention pay my ADSL line), I chose to try to pass the 'concours d'ing�nieur de recherche' at INRIA. I got the job, beginning in september. I won't be in the Cristal project anymore, but i will try to spare some time to keep maintaining and developing my tools. For this reason it will be easier for me to keep all my tools (well, at least my development tools) in one package/tarball. Another reason is that a lot of users at complaining about all the packages to install separately to install, for example, epeire. > Sachant que l'�quipe OCaml fonctionne sur des ressources humaines > r�duites, il me semble prioritaire pour l'instant de favoriser les > d�veloppements amonts. Si Maxence estime qu'il sera plus facile pour > lui de g�rer Cameleon de mani�re globale, il faut le suivre... Thanks Georges ;-) > Pour ce que je sais de la construction de paquet, il me semble que > cela ne pose pas trop de probl�me de g�n�rer des paquets distincts > pour les diff�rentes applis � partir d'un tarball (en sp�cifiant les > d�pendances ad�quates pour obtenir la souplesse que J�r�me souhaite) In the next release of Cameleon, each tool is in a directory with its own Makefile (with each its install and installopt targets), so I think it should not be difficult to create various packages from one tarball. If I can facilitate the creation of various packages, by adding targets in Makefiles for example, let me know. I'll try to provide a rpm package, too. Once the debian packages are ready, i'd like to reference them on my page (or host them). Cheers, Maxence -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
