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| From: | Jacques Garrigue <garrigue@k...> |
| Subject: | Re: LablTk |
From: wester@ilt.fhg.de
> I would like to use LablTk together with Bigarrays in the toplevel.
> Can I make my own toplevel with both modules linked in? I know
> how to make it for Bigarrays alone and I know that labltk.exe (Windows)
> is the toplevel with LablTk already linked in. But I couldn't figure out
> how to make a toplevel with both Bigarrays and LablTk.
This is just the standard way, but you have to write the labltk path:
ocamlmktop -o ocamlbigtk bigarray.cma -I /ocaml/lib/labltk labltk.cma
> Besides this I couldn't find information about the modules Imagebitmap
> and Imagephoto which might be interesting for me. I have Ousterhouts
> Tcl/Tk book but couldn't find anything about this two modules.
They are different types of images. You should get info under the
image, bitmap and photo names.
> I'have read that float arrays aren't boxed. Does this also hold for integers?
> Considering speed are Bigarrays preferable?
Not my speciality, but if I remember correctly, not only integer
arrays are unboxed (no reason to box integers anywhere), but to get
the best efficiency you must use Array.unsafe_get, and tell the
compiler that your array contains integers (arr : int array), if it
cannot infer it.
Cheers,
Jacques
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