3 years later, I finally have a blog in English (to mumble, among other things, about #OCaml)!
xvw.lol/en/
(The articles will continue in French and I'll try to provide translations as soon as possible).
@dplaindoux.bsky.social
I’m a compulsive designer of strong-typed functional, logic and object-oriented programming languages! Themes: Language theory and design, Mobile Applications, Cloud Computing, Grid Computing, Agent-based framework and Distributed Computing.
3 years later, I finally have a blog in English (to mumble, among other things, about #OCaml)!
xvw.lol/en/
(The articles will continue in French and I'll try to provide translations as soon as possible).
Missed @xvw.lol's #BOB2025 talk "Beyond the Basics of LSP: Advanced IDE services for OCaml"? Watch the recording here: bobkonf.de/2025/woestyn...
08.05.2025 07:05 — 👍 11 🔁 8 💬 0 📌 1Il n'y a pas 8 jours qu'un musulman était assassiné en pleine prière.
Que Retailleau et le préfet s'en sont ostensiblement désintéressés. Et maintenant, ça.
La haine des musulmans est au pouvoir
Retailleau est un homme d'extrême droite. Il ne lui manque que l'étiquette, qu'il finira par prendre.
Is it possible to build a formally verified GC for OCaml that can be plugged into the compiler? We should how to in:
"A Mechanically Verified GC for OCaml"
kcsrk.info/papers/verif...
This has been accepted to the Journal of Automated Reasoning.
Code: github.com/prismlab/ver...
[Status] I'm working on Celma (github.com/d-plaindoux/...), an embedded language in Rust for parser definitions based on parser combinators. Bootstrapping Celma on Celma is in progress. The next stages are type-checking and compilation in Rust inspired by the paper www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~jdy22/paper....
16.02.2025 08:42 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0It is time! After 2 years, a new major release of nom, the rust parser combinators library!
It comes with a lot of interesting points check it out
unhandledexpression.com/nom-8/
I'm really happy to present, with @tarides.com , #OCaml Eglot, an #Emacs (minor) mode for editing OCaml code, using LSP through Eglot, the built-in #LSP client of Emacs: github.com/tarides/ocam...
Feedback, contribution and RT much appreciated
For my first post, I would like to share the material used for the talk "Dependent types: From Theory to Practice".
Version for ScalaIO and Sunny-tech: d.plaindoux.free.fr/talks/depend...
Version for FunctionalScala:
d.plaindoux.free.fr/talks/functi...