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Re: [MirageOS-devel] OCaml Labs meeting - Wed 21st May in the Computer Lab



Hi Amir,

Would it be possible to broadcast this meeting via Hangout, or perhaps record it? Thanks!

Mike


On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 8:39 AM, Amir Chaudhry <amc79@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear all,

Just a brief reminder that the meeting is taking place in two weeks. ÂPlease note the start time of 3:30pm and that one more agenda item has been confirmed (Jenga).

Agenda
- Overview
- Ctypes
- Multicore
- Jenga

The original announcement is below and I'll send one more reminder on the Monday before the meeting.

Best wishes,
Amir

On 25 Apr 2014, at 14:57, Amir Chaudhry <amc79@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> Please save the date for the next OCaml Labs meeting. Please also note the unusual start time of 3:30pm and that we've scheduled 2 hours for the meeting, though we do expect to finish sooner.
>
> The details are below as well as a provisional agenda with brief abstracts.
> A final agenda will be circulated before the meeting.
>
> -- Details --
> OCaml Labs Meeting
> 21st May 2014
> 3:30pm â 5:30pm
> Room FW26 - Cambridge Computer Laboratory
> William Gates Building
> JJ Thomson Avenue
> Cambridge CB3 0FD
>
>
> -- Provisional Agenda --
>
> * Overview
>
> * Ctypes
> Ctypes now includes a new backend that statically generates the C and OCaml code for binding to libraries. Jeremy will show what this looks like from a user perspective and how it translates into additional type safety, simpler linking and more efficient execution.
>
> * Multicore Runtime
> Lack of support for shared-memory parallelism is often cited as a short-coming of OCaml. This talk will describe the design of an OCaml runtime with support for parallelism, focusing on the garbage collector for this runtime.
>
> * Modular Implicits
> Taking inspiration from "Modular Type-classes" and Scala's implicits, this talk will outline the design and implementation of "modular implicits". Modular implicits allow functions to take implicit module arguments which will be filled-in by the compiler by searching the environment for a module with the appropriate type. This enables ad-hoc polymorphism in a very similar way to Haskell's type classes.
>
> * (others to be confirmed)
>
> vCal: http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/vcal/51901
> webcal feed: webcal://talks.cam.ac.uk/show/ics/41277
>
> If you have any questions, please let me know.
>
> Best wishes,
> Amir


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