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Re: OCaml's Cathedral & Bazaar (was Re: [Caml-list] Completeness of "Unix" run-time library)
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| From: | Vasili Galchin <vasiliocaml@y...> |
| Subject: | Re: OCaml's Cathedral & Bazaar (was Re: [Caml-list] Completeness of "Unix" run-time library) |
--- Dustin Sallings <dustin@spy.net> wrote:
>
> On Apr 2, 2004, at 23:43, Kenneth Knowles wrote:
>
> >>> .. hmmm .. but i actually want to use the CVS
> version of Ocaml
> >>> rather than an official release .. is there a
> way to tell GODI
> >>> about using CVS instead of FTPing a tarball?
> >>
> >> [mumble something about gnuarch making the world
> a better place]
> >
> > [mumble something about DARCS being a
> generalization of the same
> > concepts with a
> > fraction of the complexity]
>
> I'm hoping to get darcs built so I can play with it
> soon. The main
> point is decentralizing all of this stuff so people
> can work on new
> concepts without losing track of head-of-line (or
> anyone else's
> branch).
^^^ As a reminder the original post 'Completeness
of "Unix" run-time library' was my post! I like OCaml
very much BUT if people cannot "checkin" their
contributions, e.g. ipv6 socket code, then OCaml is
only a "science experiment"!! I am sorry for being
brutal but from a pragmatic viewpoint, this is true.
By definition a "community" has access to all good
resources. I frankly didn't know about unchecked-in
IPV6 socket code until I posted a notice about my ipv4
multicast code. Bottom line: there are a lot of
valuable contributions to OCaml that should be code
reviewed and if good checked-in! Alternative: C++,
i.e. sh*t!
Regards, Vasili
>
> My point is that arch was designed to solve
> problems like the above.
> darcs seems to have a lot in common with arch (but
> doesn't seem to have
> as mature of an implementation). In a cathedral vs.
> bazaar
> conversation, it seems that making the bazaar
> possible with tools
> designed for a cathedral makes contributions more
> difficult, thus less
> likely.
>
> This is the second message regarding darcs I've
> received. I was
> actually interested in darcs before finding arch,
> but had problems
> getting it built. I'm interested in trying it
> again, but it's going to
> take something amazing to get me to switch the
> majority of my code. :)
>
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