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MetaOcaml and high-performance [was: AST versus Ocaml]
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...A few clarifications seems to be in order. First of all, the original poster asked about _offshoring_ with MetaOCaml. When the generated code is run with offshoring, a C of Fortran file is created, which can be compiled with your favorite compiler and dynamically linked back into the running OCaml program. Alternatively, you can use the... more »
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Camlight version 0.80
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Bonjour, Depuis quelque temps je maintiens des paquets camllight pour debian et ubuntu. Ces paquets se trouvent sur deb [link] lenny divers (lenny peut être remplacé par woody, sarge (version 0.75) ou etch) deb [link] karmic divers karmic peut être remplacé par breezy, dapper edgy, feisty, gutsy, hardy,... more »
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Unboxed float tuples
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Tuples and records are represented the same way. However when it comes to records with only floats fields we get a special unboxed representation. Why don't we get that for tuples of floats only ? Using tuples (vs records) to handles points and vectors is syntactically more lightweight (IMHO). More important it makes it... more »
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functors and separated compilation
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I used a Functor for wrapping types with numbers, and then be able to change easily the representation of repositories: hash-tables, vectors, etc. This allowed me to use the right data structure for the right part of the problem without much modification of the source code. I also used that functor for creating a 'factory', making sure... more »
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compiling C library wrapper
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Hi, I am quite confused by the whole process of compiling and installing wrappers for C libraries. It seems like I can get things to work OK without really knowing what I'm doing if everything is put and built in a single directory. The hard part seems to be putting the right files in the right places and getting the path arguments correct.... more »
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