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I have many questions connected with OCaml ?
How to compile code ? I desire to have a .exe file (I'm working on windows)
How to use #use ? In one folder I have two files:
file1.ml and file2.ml
And file2.ml contains #use "file1.ml", but compiler cannot find file1.ml. What should I do ?
Try ocamlc or ocamlopt
#use is a toplevel directive. When relying on the compiler to create an executable, files are compiled separately and then linked, just like with compilers for most other languages.
If you really want to learn OCaml, please refer to this book:
https://realworldocaml.org/v1/en/html/index.html
It was out weeks ago and it is currently the best book about OCaml. And its HTML version is free.
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I am trying to do tagging of a french text, but TreeTagger needs Python which is impossible to install on my PC at work. For security reasons, it is impossible to install other programs (only R).
Is it possible to use R code for tagging which does not require neither java nor Python?
At this moment there are no French POS-taggers implemented in R.
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I have installed Syntaxnet and parsed few example files. I am planning to create a C++ application which uses Syntaxnet to parse the input document. I searched to find if I could use the Syntaxnet Net C++ API, but i couldn't find one. Can any one please give suggestions on how to use Syntaxnet as a API. Thanks in Advance.
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I would like to find a library for parsing and generating text in common lisp. I would like it to be maintained and documented and preferably with a community that could answer questions.
In the past I have used for the same job ANTLR/StringTemplate in Java and Boost.Spirit in C++. Both projects are well documented in my opinion. From what I am reading, Parsec for Haskell would also meet my requirements. But I have not found something similar for LISP. Perhaps lispers parse texts using their own hand-made parsers?
I am aware of this question, but the so-called documentation on smug is a technical report on monadic parsing, with examples in Haskell. The documentation of LispBuilder looks rather short also. Most projects in CLiki seem abandoned.
Which library would you recommend? The grammar I need to parse is not very complicated.
You might have a look at
Cl-yacc
Esrap
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Which are the recommended scripting languages for making graphics / pretty pictures in a Gnu/Unix
OS?
I would like to create 2-d and 3-d objects fast along with different things like shading them..
Does Python offer any support for doing such things?
There are OpenGL bindings for python, lua and ruby (and for nearly every other language). If you want to go with python, there are libraries like Panda3D, Soya3D
and OGRE (which by the way has also bindings for e.g. Perl, Ruby and others).
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My software is a video-audio converter and video cutter. I have used Qt(compiled from source) and ffmpeg (compiled from source). I have to prepare System Usage Specification outline and Specify Usage patterns of the system and indicate it using Run charts / Histograms. I am told to use Winrunner for this purpose. I don't know exactly what to do. Please help.
I never heard about 'System Usage Specification', this must be a terminology specific to your company.
A wild guess would be that it's something close to the Use Case diagram of UML, to define what the users can do and which action they have to perform to lead them to the expected result.
Sounds like a uggly word for "handbook" or "usage guide" from the pov of a end-user (though I never heared of that specific term)