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OCaml News: LLVM tutorials ported to OCaml
http://ocamlnews.blogspot.com/2008/09/llvm-tutorials-ported-to-ocaml.html
Putting the fun in functional programming since 2005! Wednesday, 10 September 2008. LLVM tutorials ported to OCaml. Erick Tryzelaar has done a fantastic job translating the LLVM. Tutorials from C to OCaml. The fruits of his labor are available here. This tutorial describes the implementation of a compiler for the "Kaleidoscope" language including lexing, parsing, basic code generation using LLVM, JIT compilation using LLVM and the introduction of control flow and mutable variables. Erick Tryzelaar has do...
OCaml News: OCaml finally goes multicore
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Putting the fun in functional programming since 2005! Thursday, 24 September 2009. OCaml finally goes multicore. Philippe Wang made the exciting announcement. Recently that the first working version of oc4mc. OCaml with a new parallel garbage collector, has been released. This revolutionary development allows threads in OCaml programs to be executed in parallel for the first time, making it possible to leverage multicores efficiently in OCaml programs. For making the project possible! F# for Scientists (...
OCaml News: Labeled and Optional arguments
http://ocamlnews.blogspot.com/2008/04/labeled-and-optional-arguments.html
Putting the fun in functional programming since 2005! Friday, 11 April 2008. Labeled and Optional arguments. Just published an article describing the use of labeled and optional function arguments:. To read this article and more, subscribe to The OCaml Journal. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Visual F# 2010 for Technical Computing (book). The F#.NET Journal (on-line magazine). F# for Visualization (library). F# for Numerics (library). The OCaml Journal (on-line magazine). OCaml for Scientists (book).
OCaml News: Good projects to learn OCaml from
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Putting the fun in functional programming since 2005! Friday, 4 May 2012. Good projects to learn OCaml from. One of the less well covered aspects of OCaml is the higher-order module system. The ocamlgraph. Library is an excellent example that benefits from this language feature. You may also like to read the OCaml source code to my HLVM. Project. The source code from my book OCaml for Scientists (2005) is freely available here. Is a code generator for fast Fourier transforms (FFTs), essentially a very sp...
OCaml News: Easy parallelism in OCaml
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Putting the fun in functional programming since 2005! Sunday, 6 May 2012. Easy parallelism in OCaml. Combinator to apply a function to a value in another (forked) process and then block waiting for its result when the. Out channel of descr output. In channel of descr input. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Visual F# 2010 for Technical Computing (book). The F#.NET Journal (on-line magazine). F# for Visualization (library). F# for Numerics (library). The OCaml Journal (on-line magazine). Labeled and Opt...
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Clojure News: Clojure in Healthcare
http://clojurenews.blogspot.com/2010/08/clojure-in-healthcare.html
Monday, 2 August 2010. A software developer in a healthcare company recently wrote the following description. Of their use of Clojure from their background with Java:. Even though we do not use Clojure, we have also noticed an increasing number of people referring to the Clojure language and that can only mean one thing! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Smoke Vector Graphics (OCaml library). Signal Processing .NET (library). Time-frequency analysis (Mathematica library). OCaml for Scientists (book).
Clojure News: Tail calls on the JVM: work in progress
http://clojurenews.blogspot.com/2009/02/tail-calls-on-jvm-work-in-progress.html
Sunday, 8 February 2009. Tail calls on the JVM: work in progress. The terms proper tail recursion. And tail call elimination. Microsoft's .NET platform is built upon a Common Language Run-time (CLR) that was designed to support a wide variety of programming languages including functional languages and, consequently, the CLR has had tail call elimination for the best part of a decade. There are already several commercial products. That depend upon the correct handling of tail calls in the CLR. On the Open...
Clojure News: February 2011
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Wednesday, 9 February 2011. Clojure enters the UK job market. According to the IT Jobs Watch website. The relatively new Clojure programming language has blasted onto the UK job market scene going from a single job advert a year ago to nine job adverts mentioning Clojure today, continuing to show healthy growth not only in the absolute number of jobs but also in market share (0.015% of all job ads mention Clojure). Remarkably, the most common salary for Clojure jobs is £90,000! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Scala News: Martin Odersky's new company ScalaSolutions
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010. Martin Odersky's new company ScalaSolutions. The creator of the Scala programming language, Martin Odersky, stated informally at Scala Days 2010. That he intended to create a startup offering commercial Scala support. He also mentioned it in a comment here. Interestingly, a venture capital firm in Switzerland have listed ScalaSolutions. As a new company with VC funding and Martin Odersky as CEO/Chairman that describe themselves as:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I have b...
Scala News: First book on Scala just published
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Saturday, December 22, 2007. First book on Scala just published. Just published the first book on the Scala. Programming language called Programming in Scala. Written by the language's creator Martin Odersky. As well as Lex Spoon. Congratulations to the authors and the Scala team for achieving this milestone! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Visual F# 2010 for Technical Computing (book). The F#.NET Journal (on-line magazine). F# for Visualization (library). The OCaml Journal (on-line magazine). I have...
Lisp News: Most popular application written in Common Lisp is: Maxima
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Tuesday, 1 January 2008. Most popular application written in Common Lisp is: Maxima. With 7,346 registered installs according to the Debian and Ubuntu package popularity contests, Maxima. Is the most popular application written in Common Lisp. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). OCaml for Scientists (book). F#NET Journal (on-line magazine). OCaml Journal (on-line magazine). F# for Visualization (F# library). Fast Fourier Transform (.NET library). Time-Frequency Analysis (Mathematica library).
Clojure News: Fragile predicates with Java's booleans
http://clojurenews.blogspot.com/2009/07/fragile-predicates-with-javas-booleans.html
Thursday, 16 July 2009. Fragile predicates with Java's booleans. Interoperability with the JVM is a wonderful thing but it can be the root of some surprises. The following seemingly innocuous Clojure snippet produces a surprising result:. User= (if (Boolean. false) "true" "false"). To be interpreted as not Clojures false. And, therefore, true. The solution is to box Java booleans in order to obtain a Clojure boolean:. User= (if (boolean (Boolean. false) "true" "false"). 17 July 2009 at 05:11. Time-freque...
Lisp News: March 2010
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Thursday, 11 March 2010. Ron Garret on Lisp at Google. Former Google employee, Ron Garret, wrote a fascinating article. Describing the rise and rise of Lisp in his life but the reasons why Lisp failed to make serious inroads at Google in the early 2000s. Peter Norvig of Google referred to Ron Garret's statements in a recent Reddit video interview. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). OCaml for Scientists (book). F#NET Journal (on-line magazine). OCaml Journal (on-line magazine). F# for Visualization (F# library).
Lisp News: CLisp overtakes SBCL as Linux' favorite Common Lisp implementation
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Tuesday, 1 January 2008. CLisp overtakes SBCL as Linux' favorite Common Lisp implementation. Now with 2,084 registered installs, CLisp. With 1,656 installs) to become the most popular Common Lisp implementation on Linux. This makes Lisp one of the most popular functional programming languages. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). OCaml for Scientists (book). F#NET Journal (on-line magazine). OCaml Journal (on-line magazine). F# for Visualization (F# library). Fast Fourier Transform (.NET library).
Lisp News: August 2008
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Saturday, 16 August 2008. The Lisp job market. The IT Jobs Watch website does an excellent job of trending aspects of the UK job market for programmers over time for different programming languages, including Lisp. The results. Demand for Lisp programmers remains constant at a level only recently reached by other functional languages such as OCaml. Typical salaries for Lisp programmers has increased dramatically over the past four years, from only £32k in 2004 to £57k now. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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OCaml-Java
The goal of the project is to provide seamless integration of OCaml and Java: run OCaml code on a JVM, and manipulate Java entities from OCaml. The third alpha version is finally available, fixing several bugs, and enhancing the Java library. A new alpha version has been released, fixing several blocking / annoying bugs. 100% OCaml, 100% Java. Applications, applets and servlets. The runtime library does not rely on a global lock, and takes advantage of the Java GC to enable shared-memory concurrent progr...
Objective Caml jobs ~ all jobs in Objective Caml with one search (USA) | OCamlJobs.com
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Putting the fun in functional programming since 2005! Saturday, 11 June 2016. OCaml faster than Rust. Rust is a new "systems programming language" that is claimed to be "blazingly fast". We put it to the test, pitting it against the F# programming language and Rust was slower on every benchmark. Our code was recently ported to OCaml. Which showed that Rust is also slower than OCaml on this benchmark. Sunday, 6 May 2012. Easy parallelism in OCaml. Out channel of descr output. In channel of descr input.
OCamlPro – The Leading Company In OCaml Development
Alt-Ergo, SMT Solver. Research & Development. Training & Courses. Porting OCaml (HP-UX, AIX, etc.). OCamlPro is the leading company in OCaml development. Profile your OCaml application. OCaml Binary Distribution for Windows. SMT-Solver for Software Verification. A smart-contract language for Tezos. Open-Source Tools and Libraries for OCaml. Scilab Style Checking Tools. Online Exercices to Teach OCaml. Online Scilab Toplevel for Beginners. Online OCaml Toplevel for Beginners. Research & Development. Louis...
Ocamlviz | Real-time profiling tool | Home page
Ocamlviz is a free software that was funded by Jane Street Capital within the framework of Jane Street Summer Project. The key idea of Ocamlviz is the ability to instrument an existing code, in real time, with lightweight monitoring annotations. Ocamlviz can also be used as a debugging tool. Here are a few possibilities provided by Ocamlviz:. Observe details about the garbage collector. Observe how many times the program goes through a point. Observe how much time passed between two points of the program.
Ocamlwizard | Smart tools for IDEs | Home page
Ocamlwizard is a tool designed to help the development of efficient IDEs for Objective Caml. It was an Ocaml Summer Project. Funded by Jane Street Capital. Ocamlwizard is a command-line tool which provides features such as:. Navigation in source code. Path completion for modules and values. Where can I find more news? Find examples to understand how it works. David Baudet and Mohamed Iguernelala Updated on :. October 30, 2008.
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These Flowers in the Dirt
These Flowers in the Dirt. Watch as the Mediocrity Train known as Cameron attempts to catalogue a relatively presumptuous life. You Still Believe in Me. Remember when I used to update this blog regularly? Yeah, I don't. But you know what? Every time I see a tree now, I reach for my book. And describe that tree before it even had a chance to drop a leaf! So what else did I accomplish in those 612 days? The ones where I left you to act upon your own wreck and ruin? Well you know what? Since the last update...
