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| From: | Chris Hecker <checker@d...> |
| Subject: | Re: Seeking pratical tutorial or examples. |
>> Isn't there a code snippet/samples page? I think the ocaml docs are good, but I must agree with the original poster about one thing: there is a lack of small example programs that are meant to be _compiled_. That is, most of the examples use interactive mode. A few examples in particular would be good: 1. a single file ocaml program, and exactly how it's compiled with ocamlc and ocamlopt 2. a two file example, and how it's compiled (the .mli thing confused me for a while) 3. an example that uses an external C function Since I wrote exactly these things, perhaps I should contribute them? I just found a lot of subtle things that were different between the interactive sessions and trying to write real code. Chris PS. Should the reply-to header on list messages be set to the list so threads don't accidently go private if somebody doesn't reply-all?