05:42 <d_bot> <EduardoRFS> > And flambda will become the default backend in next few years?

05:42 <d_bot> <EduardoRFS>

05:42 <d_bot> <EduardoRFS> Everyone can dream

05:43 <brettgilio> I am dreaming for the upcoming opam rc

07:04 <dmbaturin> brettgilio: What's great in the rc? I haven't looked yet.

09:39 <andreypopp> Does anyone use ctags with OCaml sources? The parsing rules which come with Exuberant Ctags 5.8 are a bit weird (don't see some functions in the list for example)

09:48 <neiluj> Hello! Is it possible to cast 8 bytes into a 64 bit integer?

09:49 <neiluj> I'm trying to compare 128-bit integers

10:04 <glassofethanol> 1/

10:11 <olle> Hm

10:18 <neiluj> nevermind, I'm more concerned with a problem about references in a structure that doesn't seem to be updated

10:18 <neiluj> *don't

10:19 <neiluj> it was working at a certain point and then it all collapsed :/

10:24 <neiluj> it's weird, because a hash table is already mutable, right?

10:28 <neiluj> ah I need a ref of the record

12:13 <d_bot> <Wulfman> I haven't find a channel dedicated to JaneStreet's core and base so I'm asking here : I'm trying to make my cli using the library `Command` From `Core_kernel` not `Core` because core is not compatible with windows. In `Core` you use `Command.run` to create the cli, but this is not present in `Core_kernel` . Have you guys trying building a cli with `Core_kernel` ? Do you know what is the equivalent of `Command.run` and if there is

12:14 <d_bot> <Wulfman> I'm also interested if you know how I can contact janestreet

12:17 <d_bot> <tcoopman> @Wulfman maybe you can try on https://discuss.ocaml.org/ there is some activity their on base/... You could try their github repos as well, but maybe discuss is the better place

12:25 <d_bot> <Wulfman> thanks 🙂

13:08 <companion_cube> neiluj: btw records can have mutable fields

13:12 <dmbaturin> Hell, `ref` is secretly a record with a mutable field. :)

13:17 <companion_cube> yes, but using multiple mutable fields in a record is more memory efficient :)

13:17 <companion_cube> each ref adds an indirection

13:19 <dmbaturin> companion_cube: Oh, I simply mean that if `ref` is a record, then there's no reason not to make your own. I agree completely.

13:20 <companion_cube> ah yes! yeah

13:20 <dmbaturin> companion_cube: Also, writing an _actually compliant_ TOML parser is as much of an onerous job as I thought it would be, but there's quite some progress: https://bpa.st/7BVSFLDVJSMQOND5F5GINNIGG4

13:21 <companion_cube> is there a compliance suite somewhere, at least?

13:21 <companion_cube> Otoml mytoml

13:22 <companion_cube> dmbaturin: is tat normal that the table is duplicated? :3

13:22 <dmbaturin> There's https://github.com/BurntSushi/toml-test

13:22 <dmbaturin> companion_cube: Damn, no. Looks like I broke something again, just noticed it too.

13:22 <companion_cube> oh that's nice.

14:15 <andreypopp> How does one work with ppx_inline_test / ppx_expect and dune? I'm interested specifically in running / promoting only a specific test (not the whole directory). IS there a emacs/vim plugin to do that?

15:27 <neiluj> companion_cube, indeed, thanks

19:09 <d_bot> <Deadrat> is there any news on trmc for stdlib