11.20.08

OCaml Batteries Included: The Hierarchy, reloaded

Publié dans Informatique / Computer science, OCaml, Recherche / Research, batteries included tagged , , , , , , , , , à 8:12 par yoric

Well, my previous post on the Hierarchy of OCaml Batteries Included certainly triggered reactions. Essentially, judging from these, the OCaml community doesn’t seem to want of a module hierarchy. So here’s a reworked version of the library layout, without hierarchy. Again, feedback is appreciated and should go to the OCaml mailing-list.

Batteries

  1. Standard (automatically opened)
  2. Legacy
    1. Arg
    2. Array
    3. …
  3. Future
    1. Lexers
      1. C
      2. OCaml

    I. Control

  4. Exceptions
  5. Return
  6. Monad Interfaces for monadic operations

    I.1. Concurrency

  7. Concurrency Interfaces for concurrency operations

    I.1.i. Built-in threads

  8. Condition
  9. Event
  10. Mutex
  11. RMutex
  12. Thread
  13. Threads A module containing aliases to Condition, Event…

    I.1.ii. coThreads

  14. CoCondition
  15. CoEvent
  16. CoMutex
  17. CoRMutex
  18. CoThread
  19. CoThreads as Threads but with implementations coming from coThreads

    I.1.iii. Shared memory

  20. Shm_* Placeholders

    II. IO

  21. IO
    1. BigEndian
  22. GZip
  23. Bz2
  24. Zip
  25. Transcode

    III. Mutable containers

  26. Array
    1. Cap
      1. ExceptionLess
      2. Labels
    2. ExceptionLess
    3. Labels
  27. Bigarray
    1. Array1
    2. Array2
    3. Array3
  28. Dllist
  29. Dynarray
  30. Enum
    1. ExceptionLess
    2. Labels
  31. Global
  32. Hashtbl
    1. Make
      1. ExceptionLess
      2. Labels

    IV. Persistent containers

  33. Lazy
  34. List
    1. ExceptionLess
    2. Labels
  35. Map
    1. Make
      1. ExceptionLess
      2. Labels
  36. Option
    1. Labels
  37. PMap
  38. PSet
  39. RefList
    1. Index
  40. Queue
  41. Ref
  42. Set
    1. Make
      1. ExceptionLess
      2. Labels
  43. Stack
  44. Stream

    V. Data

  45. Unit

    V.1. Logical

  46. Bool
  47. BitSet

    V.2. Numeric

  48. Numeric Interfaces for number-related stuff
  49. Big_int
  50. Common
  51. Complex
  52. Float
  53. Int
  54. Int32
  55. Int64
  56. Native_int
  57. Num
  58. Safe_float placeholder
  59. Safe_int

    V.3. Textual

  60. Text Definition of text-related interfaces
  61. Buffer
  62. Char
  63. UTF8
  64. Rope
  65. UChar
  66. String
  67. StringText A module containing aliases to String and Char1
  68. RopeText As StringText but with implementations from Rope and UChar
  69. UTF8Text As StringText but with implementations from UTF8 and UChar
    1. Labels

    VI. Distribution-related stuff

  70. Packages
  71. Compilers

    VII. Internals

  72. Gc
  73. Modules
  74. Oo
    1. Private
  75. Weak
    1. Make

    VIII. Network (placeholders)

  76. URL
  77. Netencoding
    1. Base64
    2. QuotedPrintable
    3. Q
    4. URL
    5. Html

    VIII.1. Http

  78. Http
  79. Http_client
  80. Cgi_*
  81. Httpd_*
  82. MIME

    VIII.2. Ftp

  83. Ftp_client

    VIII.3. Mail

  84. Netmail
  85. Pop
  86. Sendmail
  87. Smtp

    VIII.4. Generic server

  88. Netplex_*

    VIII.5. RPC

  89. Rpc_*

    VIII.6. Languages

  90. Genlex
  91. Lexing
  92. CharParser
  93. UCharParser
  94. ParserCo
    1. Source
  95. Parsing
  96. Format
  97. Printf
  98. Str
  99. PCRE place-holder
  100. Scanf
    1. Scanning
  101. SExpr

    IX. System

  102. Arg
  103. File
  104. OptParse
    1. Opt
    2. OptParser
    3. StdOpt
  105. Path
  106. Shell
  107. Unix
    1. Labels
  108. Equeue

    X. Unclassified

  109. Digest
  110. Random
    1. State
  111. Date placeholder

1
Actually a slightly modified version of Char to match signatures for Latin-1 and Unicode

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