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Discover the work that went into improving OCaml debugging for macOS including frame pointers, CFI fixes and CI improvements.
Most of the time, you don’t think about how your file is linked. We’ve come to love dynamically linked files with their small file sizes and reduced memory requirements, but there are times when the convenience of a single binary download from a GitHub release page is really what you need.
At Jane Street, we’ve been actively making improvements to OCaml for a long time. Over thelast few years, we’ve started to build some fairly ambitious extens...
Our PeerTube installation at watch.ocaml.org holds hundreds of videos we wouldn’t want to lose! It’s a VM hosted at Scaleway so the chances of a loss are pretty small, but having a second copy would give us extra reassurance. I’m going to use Borg Backup.
This morning, Anil proposed that having an opam-repository that didn’t have old versions of the packages that require patches to work with OxCaml would be good.
As @dra27 suggested, I first added support in ocurrent/ocaml-version. I went with the name flambda2, which matched the name in the opam package.
For a long time, we have struggled to match the performance and functionality of runc on Windows. Antonin wrote the Docker-based isolation for ocurrent/obuilder with PR#127, and I wrote machine-level isolation using QEMU PR#195. Sadly, the most obvious approach of using runhcs doesn’t work, see issue#2156.
