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In 2011, we shared several cheat sheets for OCaml. Cheat sheets are helpful to refer to, as an overview of the documentation when you are programming, especially when you’re starting in a new language. They are meant to be printed and pinned on your wall, or to be kept in handy on a spare screen. ...
In our first article we mostly discussed the API design of decompress and did not talk too much about the issue of optimizing performance…
American Fuzzy Lop or AFL is a fuzzer: a program that tries to find bugs in other programs by sending them various auto-generated inputs…
The OCaml compiler team at OCamlPro is happy to present some of the work recently done jointly with JaneStreet's team. A lot of work has been done towards a new framework for optimizations in the compiler, called Flambda2, aiming at solving the shortcomings that became apparent in the Flambda optimi...
Jane Street’s intern program yet again is coming to an end, which is anice opportunity to look back over the summer and see what they’veaccomplished.
RFC 1951 is one of the most used standards. Indeed, when you launch your Linux kernel, it inflates itself according zlib standard, a…
