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| From: | Xavier Leroy <Xavier.Leroy@i...> |
| Subject: | Re: About Ocaml and Sourceforge. |
> OCaml is on sourceforge since the 2000-Jun-30. What is exactly the > goal of this move, cvs access ? or/and mailing, forums ? I registered OCaml on SourceForge for the sole purpose of getting an account on their "compile farm", and more specifically on their prototype IA64/Itanium machines. I'm working on an IA64 port of the OCaml native-code compiler, and while the initial port was done using HP's emulator, I needed real hardware to complete it. IA64 a weird architecture; exploiting all its capabilities is a real challenge for compiler writers. OCaml is not going to exploit all of them (far from it!), but even a relatively naive code generator isn't easy, especially with all the bugs in the GNU IA64 assembler... As for OCaml on SourceForge, I'll put a couple of Web pages pointing back to the INRIA Web and CVS servers. I hope the SourceForge people won't mind this slight bending of their rules! > PS: now there is 3 OCaml projet under sourceforge !! I was impressed with the quality of the services offered by SourceForge, and would encourage that doesn't control their own servers to host their projects on SourceForge. - Xavier Leroy