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Ocaml Mac Os X
OCaml and Linux with a clear and orderly set of instructions for installing and configuring OCaml on Windows 10. OCaml is a heavy-duty programming language that supports functional, imperative and object-oriented styles. OCaml’s safety, advanced type system, and automatic memory management are. On Mac/Linux though, OCaml tooling works great-but so does Haskell. From the language perspective, with Haskell you get enforced purity at the cost of having to deal with effect management like e.g. Using a monad transformer stack. In OCaml you don't get the safety net of enforced purity but on the other hand you can just do side effects-I/O. On mac 10.10.1 with The OCaml toplevel, version 4.03.0+dev6-2015-01-20 ( from git and built today ). The trunk of OCaml and camlp4 will often have mismatches since camlp4 lags slightly behind the latest changes going into the development trees of OCaml. If you just want to quickly get a working OCaml. The most recent public release is the default recommendation and should work well for most circumstances. Fixes for data-loss bugs, if any should come up (they have been rare, historically) will be back-ported to this version, and it will be updated as necessary so that it always compiles with the latest OCaml.
- arp<0.2.3
- capnp-rpc-mirage<0.3.2
- charrua-client<1.2.0
- charrua-client-lwt<0.11.1
- charrua-client-mirage<0.11.1
- charrua-core>=0.3 & <0.11.1
- charrua-unix=0.6
- conduit>=0.6.0 & <0.10.0 | >=0.15.4 & <1.4.0 | >=3.0.0
- conduit-async>=1.2.0 & <1.4.0
- conduit-lwt-unix<1.4.0
- dns>=0.8.0 & <0.10.0 | >=1.0.0 & <1.1.3
- eliom>=4.0.0
- frenetic>=3.2.0
- ipv6-multicast>=0.9
- mirage>=0.10.0 & <3.4.0
- mirage-block-xen>=1.1.0 & <2.0.0
- mirage-bootvar-xen<0.4.0
- mirage-conduit<2.0.0 | >=3.0.0 & <3.1.0
- mirage-entropy-unix<0.2.0
- mirage-entropy-xen<0.2.0
- mirage-net-lwt<1.2.0
- mirage-net-macosx>=1.2.0 & <1.5.0
- mirage-net-solo5<0.4.1
- mirage-net-xen<1.7.1
- mirage-protocols-lwt<1.4.1
- mirage-qubes-ipv4<0.6.1
- mirage-runtime<3.4.0
- mirage-types-lwt<3.4.0
- mirage-unix>=0.9.4 & <0.9.9
- mirage-vnetif<0.4.1
- mirage-www>=1.1.0
- mirage-xen>=0.9.5 & <0.9.9
- mirari>=0.9.6
- mrt-format>=0.3.0
- netchannel<1.8.1
- ocsigenserver>=2.4.0
- pcap-format=0.4.0
- pgx>=1.0
- tcpip<3.6.0
- tuntap>=0.6 & <1.8.1
- vchan>=0.9.6 & <2.0.0
- vhd-format>=0.7.0 & <0.9.1
- vmnet<1.3.3
Ocaml For Machine Learning
Ocaml Format
I'm new to OCaml and I would like to know how can I write an ocaml code into a file and then compile it to run it whenever I want. Now I'm using OCaml by typing ocaml in the mac or linux terminal and writing the code, but when I'm done and I close the software I lose all the work.