OCaml 4.04.0 released
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OCaml 4.04.0 released
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Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#2Damn, still no modular implicits. And no multicore yet, either. Seems like they keep getting pushed back.
At least BuckleScript is progressing quickly.
Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#3Damn, still no modular implicits. And no multicore yet, either. Seems like they keep getting pushed back. At least BuckleScript is progressing quickly.
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Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#4Damn, still no modular implicits. And no multicore yet, either. Seems like they keep getting pushed back. At least BuckleScript is progressing quickly.
True, but maybe with this switch to wa tighter release schedule we might be able to see them land in a not too distant future
Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#5Just finishing OCaml course at Paris Diderot
www.fun-mooc.fr/login?next=/courses/parisdiderot/56002S02
Really cool language and opened my eyes on how some constructs are being used.
Multicore is definitely must for functional languages.(sorry random thought)
Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#6Damn, still no modular implicits. And no multicore yet, either. Seems like they keep getting pushed back. At least BuckleScript is progressing quickly.
My first reaction was to check for multi-core. I've been hearing its around the corner for years.
Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#7Just finishing OCaml course at Paris Diderot www.fun-mooc.fr/login?next=/courses/parisdiderot/56002S02 Really cool language and opened my eyes on how some constructs are being used. Multicore is definitely must for functional languages.(sorry random thought)
F# is very similar, and has multicore.
Can't compile to native yet though, I don't think.
Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#8Glad the release cycle is speeding up, but kinda underwhelmed by the lack of changes which have been floating around in "for the next release" limbo here for a while (multicore, modular implicits, etc.). Either way, lots of great work went into this and I'm happy to see the state of OCaml continuing to evolve for the better. Thanks for all the hard work!
Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#9Just finishing OCaml course at Paris Diderot www.fun-mooc.fr/login?next=/courses/parisdiderot/56002S02 Really cool language and opened my eyes on how some constructs are being used. Multicore is definitely must for functional languages.(sorry random thought)
F# is very similar, and has multicore. Can't compile to native yet though, I don't think.
F# is a bit lower in terms of abstraction capability compared to OCaml though.
Re: OCaml 4.04.0 released
#10Glad the release cycle is speeding up, but kinda underwhelmed by the lack of changes which have been floating around in "for the next release" limbo here for a while (multicore, modular implicits, etc.). Either way, lots of great work went into this and I'm happy to see the state of OCaml continuing to evolve for the better. Thanks for all the hard work!
I feel your pain, but the features will land when deemed stable. Without more frequent releases, those features would get into a release even later, so more frequent releases are a win either way.