This is probably related to if not identical to #1687, but we at least need a better error message.

https://reasonml.github.io/try?reason=M4dwlgLgxgFgFARgNQIJQAIDeAod6A+6ATOgLwB86cqu6A9AFS0CGAJq+swHboCmAHhABOzdA3QQA9hJi90wCMyER0kgGYywwdFEkBbPby4QANPOmR0AI167D2hkzwM6tQgH0ylatgC+QA

switch(1+1) {
  | 2 => ()
  /*
  works
  */
  | _ => ()
}

switch(1+1) {
  | 2 => ()
  /

Well, we need to check all the projects and remove outdated ones.

We declare this in the readme:

However, keep in mind that we don't accept mammoth's shit. Only active and interesting projects with good documentation are added. Dead and abandoned projects will be removed.

But, sadly at this moment, this project looks like a mammoth shit itself.

We really need to fix it. I think

I cloned and built revery-quick-start and started looking through App.re to see how it all works. I noticed it opens Revery.UI but there didn't seem to be any documentation for things like Opacity and View on https://www.outrunlabs.com/revery/api/revery/. Poking around I managed to guess the URL and found them at https://www.outrunlabs.com/revery/api/revery/revery_ui/ and https://www.out

https://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml/manual042.html

We can do this for Belt.Map as well

Since we don't have an interactive tutorial, and our docs are sparse, we should at least be bundling the existing vim tutor.

• Include the vimtutor as a runtime asset.
• Add a command to open the vimtutor
• Set the readonly flag on vimtutor, so that it can't be saved.

Additional things to think about:

• We should hook up a Vim command as an entry point as well (ie, :tutor, `:vim

Hey there,

just wanted to point out that on macOS opam install google-drive-ocamlfuse fails with:

∗  installed conf-gmp.1
[ERROR] The compilation of conf-gmp-powm-sec failed at "sh -exc cc -c $CFLAGS -I/usr/local/include test.c".

A workaround for this is to install gmp first like this:

env CFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include/" opam install conf-gmp-powm-sec.1

You

The documentation equates two kinds of attribute declarations:

explicit:

 class Derp:
    attribute: int = 1

    @property
    def property(self) -> int: ...

and implicit:

  class Derp:
    def __init__(self):
       self.attribute: int = 1

Those two things are not about explicit v

https://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml/libref/index_exceptions.html

does not currently include exceptions like Not_found, etc.

Currently It's really cumbersome to discover how to tweak the KLISPE APP.
There are a couple of hotkeys and url parameters documented here: http://blog.klipse.tech/clojure/2016/03/27/klipse-manual.html

Here are a couple of ideas - given by @pesterhazy how to do that:

• Like github.com narrow top bar
• Like reddit.com tab-like rider
• Like this

With some help from @nikswamy , I am trying to write mutually recursive functions with decreases clauses.

Consider the following example: variable-arity trees with a label on each edge.

module L = FStar.List.Tot
noeq type tree =
| Leaf
| Node:
  (labels: list nat) -> // I should probably add a `L.noRepeats` refinement here, but this is irrelevant here
  (children: ((x: nat {x 

from #992:

The code in generate_manifest in the mirage tool should check that device names are unique and alphanumeric

from Solo5/solo5#372

NAME must be composed of alphanumeric characters only, and within 1..67 characters in length

In the documentation of Michelson, there is a SELF instruction to access the current contract. However, this instruction is not known by the interpreter, leading to an error when generated by Liquidity.

Is SELF going to be implemented or removed ?

We're currently manually mirroring the extended README example in examples/readme.ml, but the tests don't check that this is synchronised.

This could be achieved with the new MDX syntax for labels (currently unreleased).

Our documentation site is always lagging behind as updating the docs is a non-trivial task that has to be automated. Setting up the Travis job for building wouldn't be trivial (we probably won't fit into the time constraints), but we can use GitHub actions and host a documentation builder on one of our servers. We shall update both bap documentation and Primus Lisp docs.

I'm a OCaml beginner. I'm used to tools like Hoogle or Yahoo. I'm looking for a function of some type t. I'm hoping merlin can help me. I'm using Emacs. I try the command merlin-search. It is undocumented. I try any string, the response is:

Not_found
Raised at file \"src/ocaml/typing/407/ident.ml\", line 171, characters 6-21
Called from file \"src/ocaml/typing/407/env.ml\", line 281,

Version: Dune 2.4.0
Issue: I am confused about how to generate documentation
Suggestion: Any of the following:

1. Explain that dune build @doc builds documentation for packages
2. Explain what command dune build @doc is running in the docs.
3. Print the command dune build @doc is using with --verbose
4. Retool dune init <option> such that dune build @doc works immediately

Currently it is impossible to make a local or regional mirror for both opam repository and source files in a batch, like some of the Linux distributions or package managers. It would be amazing and useful to setup a couple mirrors on a various regional CDNs, like some other languages/distributions did, And add the instruction on how to add them into the global mirror lists:

• https://www.gen

Currently, there are 2 VM instruction definition files in this repository:

• src/frontend/bytecomp/vminstdef.yaml
• tools/gencode/vminst.ml

This may confuse contributors who wants to add new primitives. According to the Makefile, the latter is generated by the former. So, I think it should be removed from this repository. I also think the name "vminstdef" should be like "primitivedef" because

if/when ocaml/ocaml#944 is merged

Just a thing to link commits to.

The thing is that when the codebase becomes large, it is really difficult to find what code has this problem. Same to to a vdom list change.

platform: windows 10
Dune: version 2.1.2
Cygwin: CYGWIN_NT-10.0 YSG4206 3.1.2(0.340/5/3) 2019-12-21 15:25 x86_64 Cygwin

$ git clone https://github.com/andreas/ocaml-graphql-server.git
$ cd ocaml-graphql-server
$ dune exec examples/server.exe
ocaml-crunch graphql-cohttp/src/assets.ml (exit 1)
(cd _build/default/graphql-cohttp/src && D:\cygwin64\home\ysg4206\.opam
\ocaml-variants.4.

Parallel minor GC currently promotes all the ephemerons to the major heap at the minor collection. They should be collected the same way stock and concurrent minor implementations do.

Given the below-mentioned code for client, how do we add a timeout. For eg . I want the request to timeout after 1 minute if the server doesn't respond.

(* client_example.ml *)
open Lwt
open Cohttp
open Cohttp_lwt_unix

let body =
  Client.get (Uri.of_string "https://www.reddit.com/") >>= fun (resp, body) ->
  let code = resp |> Response.status |> Code.code_of