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> native ocaml repl has landed What does this refer to? Most people use the OCaml `utop` REPL which isn't okay for some printf debugging but nowhere near what
by lindig 4mo ago
> native ocaml repl has landed
What does this refer to? Most people use the OCaml `utop` REPL which isn't okay for some printf debugging but nowhere near what a Lisp could do.
- rixed 4mo agoThere is a native toplevel hidden in OCaml5 source tree (not installed by default). So you can basically enter an expression, and the compiler will turn it into native code and dynamically load it. Interactive REPL with native code was not possible before that (apart from a short lived experiment long ago, if memory serves me well).