Dear OCaml Users and Developers,
This is a reminder that this year OCaml Meeting, renamed the OCaml
Users and Developers workshop (OUD), will be colocated with ICFP in
Copenhagen, Denmark on September 14th.
The deadline for submitting Talk Proposals is 8th June 2012, only few
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We have defined types:
type position = {line : int; col : int };;
type 'a ast = {data : 'a; kids : 'a ast list; posf : position; post: position};;
And then we transform string to ast:
let construct_common_ast s=
let len = String.length s in
let rec aux i j=
if ij then []
Hello,
What's the gold standard in OCaml to have
unit test as comments in source code in order
for a tool to automatically extract them
and generate a test suite?
Thanks,
F.
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Hi
I don't know if it's a « gold standard », but Batteries uses qtest. The
documentation (clear and concise in my opinion) can be found at
http://batteries.vhugot.com/qtest/.
Thibault Suzanne
Le 15/05/2012 03:48, Francois Berenger a écrit :
Hello,
What's the gold standard in OCaml to have
On 05/14/2012 09:48 PM, Francois Berenger wrote:
Hello,
What's the gold standard in OCaml to have
unit test as comments in source code in order
for a tool to automatically extract them
and generate a test suite?
Thanks,
F.
Batteries uses a program called qtest to do this; it's within the
Hello,
What's the gold standard in OCaml to read/write
compressed files?
I found this: http://forge.ocamlcore.org/projects/camlzip/
Wouldn't it be possible that the Marshall module
had an option to allow compression of the marshalled
values?
Or is there a simple way to achieve this?
Thanks,
Hi,
google camlp4 and quotation. if you don't need antiquotation
support, it's fairly easy.
On 5/14/12 9:00 PM, xy s wrote:
We have defined types:
type position = {line : int; col : int };;
type 'a ast = {data : 'a; kids : 'a ast list; posf : position; post:
position};;
And then we
