thank you for having a look into that. I couldnt compile and run the thing. As far as I can see, some of the ml files contain non-code fragments (cvs ?).
But It helped anyway for a side-to-side comparison between nekoml and ocaml. I also have the translator nekoml->ocaml in mind and I'm working on understanding the code and hope to make it happen anytime soon . The biggest stumble block is the typing engine in nekoml. I don't think I will ever understand how it works. Therefore I try to migrate all the ast/parser/lexer stuff from nekoml into the neko/ directory. Oh, and before I forget, the idea of the whole thing is to create a preprocessor for the ocaml compilers... On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 10:53 AM, Nicolas Cannasse <[email protected]> wrote: > ben kuin a écrit : >> >> hi nicolas >> I'm highly impressed by nekoml, it looks how I wish ocaml would look >> like. I made a few unsuccessful attemps to bend the ocaml syntax with >> camlp4 but the new camlp4 comes practically with no documentation. > > I also like nekoML syntax. > > Maybe a good project would be to write a NekoML-to-OCaml generator... in > NekoML ? > >> To make it short: Is there a possibility you could provide the >> (initial) ocaml code for nekoml? > > Ouch... > > I tried doing doing a checkout of Neko 1.0 CVS on 2005/08/17 but it didn't > showed up, I found some old files in the CVS repository, maybe you'll find > it there : > http://irma.motion-twin.com/oldneko.tgz > > Nicolas > > -- > Neko : One VM to run them all > (http://nekovm.org) > -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
