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Following on from the Arm32 multicore backend, I have now ported the remaining two 32-bit architectures to OCaml 5 with multicore support: i386 and PowerPC 32-bit (PPC32).
Recently, I have been using my Pi Zero (armv6), which has reminded me that OCaml 5 dropped native 32-bit support, and I wondered what it would take to reinstate it.
I’ve been largely steering clear of the AI bandwagon up to now, mainly because the last thing I needed while working on Relocatable OCaml was to be trying to learn a new tool at the same time as finishing something which felt desperately late and which, at times, I myself didn’t fully understand! However, as the buzz of the announcement dies down, I had a first go at pointing Claude Code to the OCaml compiler codebase, and thought I’d add to the general noise of AI memoirs…
This blog post is an introduction on how to setup a library available for both BuckleScript and OCaml, sharing as much code as possible.
Fan is a metaprogramming tool for OCaml. I believe it would be an invaluable tool for the community when it’s production ready. If you are attracted by the power of Camlp4 while frustrated wi…
