Dear OCaml and CDuce users,

I'd like to announce a new release of my experimental merger betwen
OCaml and CDuce, now called OCamlDuce.

All the relevant information can be found at:
http://www.cduce.org/ocaml.html

There is even some kind of documentation.

GODI users can very easily transform an existing OCaml installation into
an OCamlDuce one. OCamlDuce is currently based on OCaml 3.08.3
(actually, a recent snapshot of this branch).

The page above has some links to code samples to show how to:

- parse XML files using existing XML parsers (PXP, expat, or xml-light)
  and produce values which can be manipulated by OCamlDuce programs;

- transform DTDs to OCamlDuce type definitions;

- parse XML Schemas and produce valid XHTML summaries (a realistic
example of working with complex XML types and translating from an XML
representation of complex data to a native OCaml one).

Feedback will be very appreciated!

-- Alain