ben kuin a écrit :
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 ?).
Yes, there are parts of CVS repository.
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...
Yes, but you will also need some std library wrapper if you want to use the NekoML library. Not very hard to do but require some work.
Nicolas -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
