I've again enhanced the service on camlcity.org. This time I've added a
browser for all GODI libraries. Look here, it's impressive how many
libraries are available:
http://docs.camlcity.org/docs/godilib/3.10
So the next time somebody doubts that ocaml has enough support, just
point to this list. The package browser is also available:
http://docs.camlcity.org/docs/godipkg/3.10
These pages are also reachable over docs.camlcity.org.
Comments are very welcome.
Gerd
P.S. I've also fixed today about 10 GODI packages that did not build. If
you've also run into this problem, you should try again now. Only 2
packages are not installable right now due to missing ports.
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Nice .. Does GODI track package popularity, like Debian's popcon?
Rich.
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Richard Jones
Red Hat
No, I don't have these data. I couldn't even extract it from log files,
because GODI fetches the source files from the original servers if
possible at all, and falls back to GODI-specific servers only if that
fails.
So for popularity we would need an extension that does not exist.
Gerd
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Phone: +49-6151-153855 Fax: +49-6151-997714
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