Hi,
When M. Ober say the official material is of poor quality. i am French
and really surprise.
I saw Xavier Leroy teach caml at the CNAM in france, and he know how to
teach.
The official document is not an ocaml curse, that's right. (The inria
is not pay for that )
I totally agree that it
Hello,
I am discovering this feature of loading dynamically native code. The
Frama-C framework (www.frama-c.cea.fr) provides now a plugin
architecture that allows you to develop your own plugin and loads it
directly in the framework.
I targeted to adapt a simple tool I developped as a
Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
Hi,
small add on to my last mail.
Think of it as having a set of work queues: clean, dirty, reading,
writing, write_prepare. The objects need to be able to quickly jump
from one queue to the back of another when the objects internal state
changes. And is not
FALCON Gilles RD-RESA-LAN wrote:
I totally agree that it would be pleasant to have more documentation on
Ocaml, especially if you don't have ocaml lesson.
Yes and No.
The problem can be felt in PHP, where you see anyone witing anything.
So, yes, there should be more documents on Ocaml, but the
I saw Xavier Leroy teach caml at the CNAM in france, and he know how
to teach.
Just for the record: I never lectured at CNAM, but probably you're
thinking of Pierre Weis, who taught a great programming in Caml
course there for several year. That course was the main starting
point for our book
Well his praise still applies: I did take a course in which Xavier
Leroy taught and it was crystal clear. I was also very impressed by
Didier Remy who came only once.
It also helps that the core O'caml is based on ml which uses a very
clear and regular semantic.
Till
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 9:13
I have also learned ocaml with Le Langage Caml and I really enjoyed this
book (it was one of the first book on language programming that I rode).
It might a be a good idea to update the content of this book and to
translate it into ocaml/english :-)
Thomas
2009/3/31 Martin Jambon
Le 30 mars 09 à 15:45, xclerc a écrit :
(...)
I have built a MacOS-to-Linux cross-compiler last week.
I do confirm that the hard part is getting a cross-[g]cc up and
running.
In fact, this is so tedious that I strongly encourage to resort to
either
a prepackaged cross-[g]cc (from
Call for Talks and Tutorials
ACM SIGPLAN 2009 Developer Tracks on Functional Programming
http://www.defun2009.info/
Edinburgh, Scotland, September 3 and 5, 2009
The workshop will be held in conjunction with ICFP 2009
Martin Jambon martin.jam...@ens-lyon.org writes:
Would the following work for you:
No. Not just like this.
type 'a linked = {
data : 'a;
mutable next : linked option
}
(* constraint 'a = .. *)
let create data next = {
data = data;
next = (next : linked option)
}
let
Hi,
When M. Ober say the official material is of poor quality. i am
French and really surprise.
I saw Xavier Leroy teach caml at the CNAM in france, and he know how
to teach.
The official document is not an ocaml curse, that's right. (The
inria is not pay for that )
I have given recently
On Apr 1, 2009, at 8:59 AM, Mihamina Rakotomandimby (R12y) wrote:
FALCON Gilles RD-RESA-LAN wrote:
I totally agree that it would be pleasant to have more
documentation on Ocaml, especially if you don't have ocaml lesson.
Yes and No.
The problem can be felt in PHP, where you see anyone
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 16:44, Martin Jambon martin.jam...@ens-lyon.org wrote:
There is however one book that covers the essentials, Le Langage Caml
by Weis and Leroy, which despite using the Caml Light dialect is the most
enlightening programming book I've ever got to read.
I heartily
On Wednesday 01 April 2009 20:13:41 David MENTRE wrote:
Unfortunately, this book is out of print and hard to find.
Incidentally, if anyone out there is still sitting on such a (good) book I'd
be interested in publishing it for them. The result won't be as cheap as an
O'Reilly because our
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