> I think this is interesting, because we often write some small library
> of function that could be useful to every body ... so it is a nice way
> to share them.
>
> among the useful missing library that I am sure many people have
> allready written, there are: library for multiset (using Map or
> something better), partial order, etc ...
>
> Morever, people could also submit optimized replacement for existing
> libraries (using a compatible interface ans semantics, this is hard to
> check for the referre). So this way we could get nice, complete and
> efficient libraries for OCaml !

I also think it would be nice to have one big polymorphic data-structures
library ( a la C++ Standard Template Library ) including both mutable and
non-mutable structures and most of the common algorithms - and perhaps some
"misc" functions for strings and others.... If some people are interested by
opening a SourceForge ( or other CVS ) account to enable such development,
that will enable the whole community to design and write such a library.

Once it'll be complete and safe, I don't think there will be any problem for
putting it into the official distribution.

Nicolas Cannasse

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