I\'m a bit confused about interfaces vs. signatures in OCaml. From what I\'ve read, interfaces (the .mli files) are what govern what values can be used/called by the other programs. Signature files l
Could anyone give me suggestions/advice on making type level integers in OCaml (3.12) supporting addition and subtraction operations on them?
I\'ve developed an application that connects to the PayPal API with libcurl, which I use through the OCurl bindings for OCaml from a process running on a Debian server. The code always works when insi
I\'m trying to use this trie implementation for ocaml: http://www.lri.fr/~filliatr/ftp/ocaml/ds/trie.ml.html
I\'m guessing that Opa\'s graph-based database is written in OCaml.Is it available as a separate project so that it can be used from an OCaml program开发者_运维百科?Not quite. As the manual explains:
Under Emacs, I am trying to fold ocaml source files in such a way that: each let-definition is folded into something like \"let myfunction =
Let\'s say I have an OCaml function let _ = register \"cbf_coh_insert\" (fun k v -> print_endline (\"Inserted key=\" ^ k ^ \" value=\" ^ v))
In Ocaml, is there a simple construct/style 开发者_如何学编程to extend a defined type? Say, if we have the boolean type
Apologies for posting such long, non-compilable code. But despite reading several questions and answers on stackoverflow on ocaml\'s functors, I don\'t get how to solve this:
I am attempting to use SWIG 2.0.4 on a C++ library, I have the following in my .i file: %module coh %{ #include \"coherence/lang.ns\"
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