judging by the interface and docs, it looks pretty nice.
i would be glad to have this in caml.

i still would like to browse the code before deciding, but i am quite 
tempted to take this on as a little project.

does anyone have experience porting sml code to caml? i would expect 
everything is fairly mechanic, or can there be differences which require 
non-trivial effort to resolve?

thanks
henri


> Arne Koewing wrote:
> > 
> > Hi!
> > 
> > I am looking for an library for graph-manipulation/handling.
> > Do you know any implementations for ocaml?
> > 
> > thx,
> > Arne
> > 
> 
> I have seen the very powerfull graph library in MLRISC package which is
> included to New Jersey SML distribution (SMLNJ). MLRISC is a big and 
> quite universal set of libraries for building SML compilers for RISC
> architectures.
> 
> For the first look, the graph library is quite usefull and
> clear('understandable' :)),
> but it is written in SML. It is not very hard to rewrite it in OCaml
> language.
> If this project will start, You may consider me as a participant. But I
> have not much
> time for such work(for me this work will be the 'fun-project').
> Let You look at MLRISC graph library and give Your opinion about the
> library
> and about the possibility of using it in Your tasks :)
> 
> The second variant. You may search caml-list for 'graph'. Some times ago
> it was
> small discussion there about exactly the same problem. You may find some
> links to less powerfull and universal graph libraries but written in
> ocaml.
> 
> Regards!
> GNS
> 
> 

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