I\'ve been thinking about how type inference works in the following OCaml program: let rec f x = (g x) + 5
Haven\'t seen this \"feature\" anywhere else. I know that the 32nd bit is used for garbage collection. But why is it that way only for ints and not for the o开发者_高级运维ther basic types?This is cal
On a fresh Debian system (Squeeze/Sid) I have installed the following packages using apt-get: ocaml-batteries-included
I am writing an OCaml function where I need to merge two maps. I have not been able to figure out the semantics of the merge function provided by functor Map.Make (found in version 3.12.0 of OCaml). C
Coming to OCaml from Lisp, I find myself very confused about when functions return and when they don\'t.I miss my magic Quote!Thankfully, most of the time, OCaml ap开发者_开发百科pears to automagicly
Anyone know how to install Ocamlgraph library on Window? I am using Ocaml install on Mingw por开发者_C百科t. Can\'t figure a way to do this?On Windows, it is a little bit tricky. However, it is still
suppose I have a long algorithm which I would like to be optionally verbose to debug it. So far I just added many if verbose then printf \"whatever\" all around the code but this forces the code to ex
I am writing OCaml code. In part of it, I want to examine whether two arithmetic expression are equal (like x+2+y == x+2*y-y+2). Implemeting this in mathematica is straightforward, so all 开发者_JS百科
In C/C++ you can implement a direct threaded interpreter with an array of function pointers.The array represents your program - an array of operations.Each of the operation functions must end in a cal
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