Back on April 30th, 2002, I wrote:

> Back during an earlier discussion of Danvy-style output (probably on
> this [mailing list]) I implemented a simple module for this
> (possibly starting from some code that flew by on the list).
[...]
> Cpsio is an Objective Caml implementation of the
> continuation-passing-style output from Olivier Danvy's paper
> Functional Unparsing.  It is available from:
> 
>    http://tkb.mpl.com/~tkb/software.html

I've updated the software slightly and included the results and a
short explanation (in postscript and PDF) on that page of some
benchmarking I did that shows that the Cpsio functions are faster than
the equivalent OCaml printf functions in byte-code, and often faster
in native-code, despite doing more garbage collecting.  Results are
also compared to the equivalent C printf functions.

The web page again is:

    http://tkb.mpl.com/~tkb/software.html
-- 
T. Kurt Bond, tkb@tkb.mpl.com

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