Flexdll
Author: J | 2025-04-25
FlexDLL Sources. Source package for FlexDLL. Installs the required files for bootstrapping FlexDLL as part of an OCaml build. $ cygcheck -p flexlink Found 5 matches for flexlink flexdll-0.34-1 - flexdll: Creates DLLs with runtime symbol resolution (installed binaries and support files) flexdll-0.35-1 - flexdll:
flexdll/flexdll.install at master ocaml/flexdll - GitHub
LexiFi contributes to open-source efforts in the OCaml community.The sections below mention open-source projects in the OCamlcommunity, either initiated by LexiFi or to which LexiFi engineerscontributed significantly.OCamlAt LexiFi, we have been happily using OCaml forover two decades for the vast majority of our code base, including forsymbolic processing, custom DSLs, “quant” code, user-interface,business logic, deployment system, infrastructure layers, andmore. Our OCaml code runs on Linux, Windows and in the web browser.And LexiFi contributes back to OCaml itself! Two engineers in ourtechnical team are also part of the OCaml development team itself, andother colleagues occasionally contribute to OCaml as well.Some contributions to OCaml from LexiFi engineers:Language features: first-class modules, inline records, local exceptions.Compilation and optimizations: better unboxing, local functions.PPX infrastructure and attributes / extension nodes.Improved support for Windows: flexdll, Dynlink, Unicode runtime.RISC-V backend.Stdlib: many additions.Warnings: unused declarations, deprecation markers and alerts, mnemonic names.Many bug reports, fixes, and participation to the general reviewing effort.In addition to contributions to the OCaml code base, LexiFi hassupported and continues to support OCaml in various ways:As one of the first company adopting OCaml, we participated toestablishing the viability of OCaml as an industrial language,particularly so because our business domain was far from thehistorical niches were functional languages were known to shine.LexiFi was a founding member and sponsor of the OCaml Consortiumand then of the OCaml Foundation.We provided funding for interns to work with researchers aroundOCaml (e.g. for the initial implementation of GADTs).We convinced some of our industrial clients to adopt OCaml fortheir own internal development (and FlexDLL Sources. Source package for FlexDLL. Installs the required files for bootstrapping FlexDLL as part of an OCaml build.Comments
LexiFi contributes to open-source efforts in the OCaml community.The sections below mention open-source projects in the OCamlcommunity, either initiated by LexiFi or to which LexiFi engineerscontributed significantly.OCamlAt LexiFi, we have been happily using OCaml forover two decades for the vast majority of our code base, including forsymbolic processing, custom DSLs, “quant” code, user-interface,business logic, deployment system, infrastructure layers, andmore. Our OCaml code runs on Linux, Windows and in the web browser.And LexiFi contributes back to OCaml itself! Two engineers in ourtechnical team are also part of the OCaml development team itself, andother colleagues occasionally contribute to OCaml as well.Some contributions to OCaml from LexiFi engineers:Language features: first-class modules, inline records, local exceptions.Compilation and optimizations: better unboxing, local functions.PPX infrastructure and attributes / extension nodes.Improved support for Windows: flexdll, Dynlink, Unicode runtime.RISC-V backend.Stdlib: many additions.Warnings: unused declarations, deprecation markers and alerts, mnemonic names.Many bug reports, fixes, and participation to the general reviewing effort.In addition to contributions to the OCaml code base, LexiFi hassupported and continues to support OCaml in various ways:As one of the first company adopting OCaml, we participated toestablishing the viability of OCaml as an industrial language,particularly so because our business domain was far from thehistorical niches were functional languages were known to shine.LexiFi was a founding member and sponsor of the OCaml Consortiumand then of the OCaml Foundation.We provided funding for interns to work with researchers aroundOCaml (e.g. for the initial implementation of GADTs).We convinced some of our industrial clients to adopt OCaml fortheir own internal development (and
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