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- Brian Hurt
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| From: | Brian Hurt <bhurt@s...> |
| Subject: | [Caml-list] A short history of Ocaml |
For a long, involved, reason, I've written a short (about 1 page) history
of Ocaml, as best as I understand it from various on-line resources. I'd
like to get everyone's opinions on it, especially the people who were
there (please oh please check to make sure I spelled everyone's name
correct- I'm a stupid 'merkin and not used to charaters with accents,
unless they come from the south :-). Comments on all levels- from flawed
chronology and incorrect causality to bad grammar and misspellings are
welcomed. Don't worry about hurting my feelings.
The HTML version is here:
http://www.bogonomicon.org/bblog/ocaml-history.html
A PDF version is here:
http://www.bogonomicon.org/bblog/ocaml-history.pdf
For some reason, DocBook wants to make a 1-page article take 4 pages in
the pdf version, I'm not 100% sure why.
Thank you.
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- Gene Spafford
Brian
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