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Date: | 1998-09-10 (16:04) |
From: | Mitchell, Brian, VBAVACO <IMCBMITC@v...> |
Subject: | RE: Caml toplevel thru Web (HTTP or CGI)? |
>Basile STARYNKEVITCH wrote: >> I am an OCaml promoter inside my organization (thousands of >> physicists & numericians) Excellent! I am also an OCaml promoter at my workplace (contractor for the U.S. Government in Washington, D.C.). > >> I would like to set a demo (available thru our intranet) usable > by anyone (people have Win95 PCs and Unix workstation). The most >> sexy approach would be a Ocaml (or even a tiny CAML subset) >> interactive toplevel interpreter thru Web (HTML forms). Great idea!! I'd love to see such a product...however, wouldn't this take lots of research into building a CGI / HTML front-end (or something similiar) then implementing the OCaml back-end? Could this turn into an open-source project? I'd say "yes" for both questions. Any other thoughts? >> Did anyone (ever) code such a thing? I've never heard of anything like this being out there -- but, then again, I'm fairly new to the OCaml world. Brian Mitchell