contributions

contributions

[Pierre Weis]

[English]
For the new release of Caml Light, we want to get informations about
freely available contributions for Caml. These contributions can be
any interesting material concerning Caml: we are interested in
programs (new libraries or softwares written in Caml), but also in
courses, or even collections of good examples of Caml code useful for
teaching.

We plan to put short descriptions and pointers to these contributions
in our www pages about Caml, in order to provide users easier access
to these softwares.

If you have such a piece of free software written in Caml that you
want to distribute, please send me a message, including:

 - a short description of your contribution,
 - the ftp or www site adress where it can be found.

If you have difficulties to distribute your Caml software (for
instance because you cannot offer anonymous ftp access to it), we
could help: distribution via our ftp server could be arranged.

[Franc,ais]
Pour la nouvelle version de Caml Light, nous souhaitons obtenir des
informations au sujet des travaux autour de Caml qui seraient
disponibles gratuitement. Ces travaux concernent aussi bien de
nouvelles bibliothe`ques que des programmes, ou me^me des cours ou des
collections de bons exemples, toujours utiles pour l'enseignement.

Nous pensons faciliter l'acce`s des utilisateurs Caml a` toutes ces
merveilles en centralisant l'information dans nos pages www sur Caml:
nous y mettrions une courte description de la contribution, ainsi
qu'un pointeur vers le site ftp ou www ou` obtenir la contribution.

Si vous avez une telle contribution a` proposer, envoyez-moi un message
avec une bre`ve description du ``produit'' et le moyen de l'obtenir.

Si vous avez des difficulte's a` distribuer votre produit Caml (par
exemple parceque vous ne pouvez pas offrir un acce`s ftp anonyme), nous
pourrions vous aider: une distribution par notre serveur ftp est
envisageable.

Pierre Weis
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Re: Contributions

[Tommy Hallgren]

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How awesome!

I've long been thinking that someone should write a window manager in
Caml. And if I like efuns, I'll uninstall XEmacs right away! :)

What is the license? Not GPL I hope.

Anyway, thank you!

Regards, Tommy

---Fabrice Le Fessant <lefessan@talbot.inria.fr> wrote:
>
> 
> GwML is born. GwML is the Generic Window-Manager in ML. It is inspired
> from GWM (http://www.inria.fr/koala/gwm) which was configurable in a
> Lisp dialect (Wool). Instead, GwML is configurable in Ocaml. GwML is
> ICCCM compliant (not exactly 2.0, but close).
> 
> GwML is part of Efuns 005 package, which also contains:
> 
> - Efuns: Efuns is an Emacs clone. Like Gwml, it is configurable in
> ocaml instead of Elisp. Thus, you can program better editing modes
(in 
> particular, by using ocamllex lexers) than with Emacs.
> 
> - Asm Dynlink: An implementation of the Dynlink library (which 
> enables programs to dynamically load bytecode files) which works for 
> Native programs.
> 
> - Xlib: An implementation of the Xlib library in Ocaml.
>   The whole X protocol is implemented, plus some other extensions
(Icccm,
>   XShade, Xpm, Zpixmap, Xrm, etc ...). Moreover, it contains an
emulation
>   of the Graphics library of Ocaml (called XGraphics).
> 
> WEB sources:
> http://pauillac.inria.fr/~lefessan/src/efuns/efuns-005.src.tar.gz
> 
> WEB documentation:
> http://pauillac.inria.fr/~lefessan/src/efuns/gwml-005.ps.gz
> 
> WEB page: follow Efuns link from:
> http://pauillac.inria.fr/~lefessan/src
> 
> - Fabrice LE FESSANT
> 
> PARA/SOR Project
> INRIA Rocquencourt
> 
> Homepage: http://pauillac.inria.fr/~lefessan
> 
> 

==
Regards, Tommy Hallgren
Briljantg. 31, SE-421 49, Göteborg
Tel.: 031 - 770 5232 (Work: Telia Prosoft)
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Re: Contributions

[Christian Lindig]

I just want to let you know that I find all your contribs (efuns,
gwml, dynlink, xlib) plain cool!  I have said this already in the past
but your contribs become cooler every time - so I have to re-iterate
it :-). 

-- Christian

Contributions

[Fabrice Le Fessant]

GwML is born. GwML is the Generic Window-Manager in ML. It is inspired
from GWM (http://www.inria.fr/koala/gwm) which was configurable in a
Lisp dialect (Wool). Instead, GwML is configurable in Ocaml. GwML is
ICCCM compliant (not exactly 2.0, but close).

GwML is part of Efuns 005 package, which also contains:

- Efuns: Efuns is an Emacs clone. Like Gwml, it is configurable in
ocaml instead of Elisp. Thus, you can program better editing modes (in 
particular, by using ocamllex lexers) than with Emacs.

- Asm Dynlink: An implementation of the Dynlink library (which 
enables programs to dynamically load bytecode files) which works for 
Native programs.

- Xlib: An implementation of the Xlib library in Ocaml.
  The whole X protocol is implemented, plus some other extensions (Icccm,
  XShade, Xpm, Zpixmap, Xrm, etc ...). Moreover, it contains an emulation
  of the Graphics library of Ocaml (called XGraphics).

WEB sources:
http://pauillac.inria.fr/~lefessan/src/efuns/efuns-005.src.tar.gz

WEB documentation:
http://pauillac.inria.fr/~lefessan/src/efuns/gwml-005.ps.gz

WEB page: follow Efuns link from:
http://pauillac.inria.fr/~lefessan/src

- Fabrice LE FESSANT

PARA/SOR Project
INRIA Rocquencourt

Homepage: http://pauillac.inria.fr/~lefessan