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old/INSTALL.RPM

+ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/altlinux/Sisyphus/files/i586/RPMS/findlib-0.8-alt2s.i586.rpm
+
+ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/altlinux/Sisyphus/files/i586/RPMS/pxp-1.1.93-alt2s.i586.rpm
+
+ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/altlinux/Sisyphus/files/i586/RPMS/pcre-ocaml-4.28.3-alt3s.i586.rpm
+
+<box title="Rpm packages" link="rpm">
+
+ 
+<p>
+In order to install the cduce rpm packages you will need to install
+the following packages
+<pre>
+ocaml >= 3.06    
+findlib >= 0.8   
+pcre-ocaml>= 4.22 
+ocamlnet  >= 0.96
+pxp >= 1.1.93
+expat >= 1.95.6 (just for the expat package)
+<pre>
+</p>
+
+<p> All these packages can be found in the Altlinux distribution: for Asia
+<a href="ftp://ftp.altlinux.ru/pub/distributions/ALTLinux/Sisyphus/files/i586/RPMS/">i586</a>, 
+<a href="ftp://ftp.altlinux.ru/pub/distributions/ALTLinux/Sisyphus/files/SRPMS">src</a>; European mirror <a href="ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/altlinux/Sisyphus/files/i586/RPMS/">i586</a>,  <a href="ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/altlinux/Sisyphus/files/SRPMS/">src</a>
+<p>
+
+
+
+<p>N.B. rpm will check that you installed all these packages. If you have them installed but not via rpm then install CDuce by <code>rpm -Uvh --nodeps cduce-X.X.X-X.rpm</code>
+<p>

old/INSTALL.mingw

+                 Installation Notes for Windows XP/MinGW
+                 =======================================
+
+It is possible to compile CDuce under cygwin with the MinGW toolchain.
+Currently, the resulting executable still depends on the cygwin1.dll.
+The suspect is pcre, but the source of the "pollution" has not been
+determined.
+
+The dependencies can be checked with the "cygcheck" command under
+cygwin.  Note that cygcheck searches in the PATH, i.e., if a binary is
+not in the path, one must give the full path.  To check a binary in
+the mingw directory (e.g., C:\ocamlmgw\bin\cduce), one must give the
+Mingw path (C:/ocamlmgw/bin/cduce) to cygcheck, not the cygwin path
+(/cygdrive/c/ocamlmgw/bin).
+
+
+When compiling under the MinGW toolchain, the option -mno-cygwin must
+always be passed to the C compiler and linker.  It is also necessary
+to ensure that one is not linking against any cygwin libraries at any
+point.  The MinGW libraries are located in /usr/lib/...
+
+
+Steps:
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+1) In Cygwin, add the packages for MinGW support to the ones already
+   mentioned in INSTALL.WIN32.
+
+   gcc-mingw-core
+   mingw-runtime
+   w32-api
+   <maybe more, which may be the cause of our problem?>
+   
+   Remove the prce packages from Cygwin, to make sure that the pcre
+   used is the one installed under Mingw.
+
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+2) Install tcl/tk in Windows
+
+   Install Tcl/Tk in a windows top directory, eg, C:\Tcl
+
+   binaries available as described in ocaml notes (README.win32).
+
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+3) OCAML
+
+Build ocaml 3.10 for the mingw toolchain as specified in README.win32,
+but with the following addition from the ocaml mailing list:
+
+    From: Arnold Guillaumot <arnold.guillaumot <at> snef.ro>
+    Subject: Re: Compiling with Cygwin/MinGW
+    Newsgroups: gmane.comp.lang.ocaml.lib.gtk
+    Date: 2007-09-05 18:55:39 GMT
+
+    Hi,
+
+    I succeeded in the past to build ocaml and lablgtk with MinGW/MSYS
+    (without Cygwin), together with ocamlmklib.
+    In the ocaml tree, change the following files:
+
+    1) ocamlmklib
+
+    The 'trick' is to copy the Makefile part of ocamlmklib in the Makefile.nt
+
+    edit tools/Makefile.nt and change the Line 26
+         all: ocamldep ocamlprof ocamlcp.exe ocamlmktop.exe primreq
+         in
+         all: ocamldep ocamlprof ocamlcp.exe ocamlmktop.exe primreq
+    ocamlmklib.exe
+
+    append the following lines after the ocamlmktop part:
+
+    # To help building mixed-mode libraries (Caml + C)
+
+    ocamlmklib.exe: myocamlbuild_config.cmo ocamlmklib.cmo
+        $(CAMLC) $(LINKFLAGS) -o ocamlmklib.exe myocamlbuild_config.cmo
+    ocamlmklib.cmo
+
+    ocamlmklib.cmo: myocamlbuild_config.cmi
+    myocamlbuild_config.ml: ../config/Makefile
+        ../build/mkmyocamlbuild_config.sh
+        cp ../myocamlbuild_config.ml .
+
+    install::
+        cp ocamlmklib.exe $(BINDIR)/ocamlmklib.exe
+
+    clean::
+        rm -f ocamlmklib.exe
+
+    ocamlmklib.ml: ocamlmklib.mlp ../config/Makefile
+        echo '(* THIS FILE IS GENERATED FROM ocamlmklib.mlp *)' >ocamlmklib.ml
+        sed -e "s|%%BINDIR%%|$(BINDIR)|" \
+                -e
+    "s|%%SUPPORTS_SHARED_LIBRARIES%%|$(SUPPORTS_SHARED_LIBRARIES)|" \
+                -e "s|%%MKSHAREDLIB%%|$(MKSHAREDLIB)|" \
+                -e "s|%%BYTECCRPATH%%|$(BYTECCRPATH)|" \
+                -e "s|%%NATIVECCRPATH%%|$(NATIVECCRPATH)|" \
+                -e "s|%%MKSHAREDLIBRPATH%%|$(MKSHAREDLIBRPATH)|" \
+                -e "s|%%RANLIB%%|$(RANLIB)|" \
+              ocamlmklib.mlp >> ocamlmklib.ml
+
+    beforedepend:: ocamlmklib.ml
+
+    clean::
+        rm -f ocamlmklib.ml
+
+It seems that this is not in the ocaml distribution because it doesn't
+work under MSVS, only under MinGW, and since there is only one
+Makefile.nt...
+
+
+adjust PATH:
+
+PATH=$PATH:/cygdrive/c/ocamlmgw/bin
+
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+4) findlib
+
+  Patch configure replacing 
+    stdlib = `get_stdlib`
+  with 
+    stdlib = /cygdrive/c/ocamlmgw/lib
+
+  ./configure -bindir /cygdrive/c/ocamlmgw/bin
+
+  Patch Makefile.config replacing
+    OCAML_CORE_MAN = /usr/local/man
+  with
+    OCAML_CORE_MAN = /cygdrive/c/ocamlmgw/man
+  (since ocaml for mingw does not install the man directories, the
+  mandir option does not work).
+
+  make all
+  make opt
+  make install
+
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+5) ulex
+
+This gets stuck with the error "can't found ocamlbuildlib.cma in
+ocamlbuild -where", which is not surprising, since ocamlbuild -where
+returns /ocamlbuildlib/lib, which doesn't exist.  See ocaml bug 4379.
+This is supposedly fixed in ocaml 3.10.1, but it still doesn't seem to
+work.
+
+Until this bug is fixed, patch Makefile to use 
+
+  ocamlbuild -install-lib-dir "C:\ocamlmgw\lib\ocamlbuild"
+
+(or whereever your mingw installation is).  This workaround is
+suitable for cygwin, but it may not work in Mingw/MSYS.
+
+Remember to also add -classic-display to ocamlbuild, since we are
+building with ocaml 3.10.
+
+  make all
+  make all.opt
+  make install
+
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+6) PCRE:
+
+Since the pcre that comes with cygwin cannot be used in mingw, install
+pcre before pcre-ocaml.  This is simpler if pcre is not installed in
+cygwin.
+
+Go back to cygwin's setup.exe and install gcc-g++ (C++ compiler).
+
+Download pcre-7.2 from www.pcre.org or
+ftp://ftp.csx.cam.ac.uk/pub/software/programming/pcre
+
+To configure pcre-7.2:
+
+If pcre is installed in cygwin, patch ltmain.sh so that need_relink is
+always "no", that may avoid the cygwin dependency.
+
+./configure --prefix="C:/ocamlmgw" --exec-prefix="C:/ocamlmgw" --includedir=/usr/include/mingw --disable-cpp --enable-utf8 CFLAGS="-mno-cygwin -I /usr/include/w32api -I /usr/include/mingw"
+
+Patch the Makefile to replace cygwin with mingw everywhere it occurs
+(except in -mno-cygwin).
+
+Patch the libtool file similarly.
+
+make
+
+make install
+
+This installs the libs in the ocaml mingw directory
+(e.g. C:\ocamlmgw\lib, but the .h files in /usr/include/mingw.  This
+should be suitable for continued compilation using the mingw
+toolchain, but not for a pure mingw compilation.
+
+Check with cygcheck whether, eg, pcregrep.exe, depends on the
+cygwin1.dll and cygpcre-0.dll.
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+7) pcre-ocaml:
+
+Edit Makefile.conf to contain
+
+export STATIC = yes
+export INCDIRS := /usr/include/mingw
+export LIBDIRS := C:/ocamlmgw/lib
+MINGW=1
+CC=gcc
+export GCC
+export MINGW
+
+(If cc is not set, it defaults to cc, which causes 'make' to fail
+spectacularly during
+
+ocamlc -c -cc "cc" -ccopt "-fPIC -O2 -DPIC -mno-cygwin -I /usr/include/mingw -o pcre_stubs.o" pcre_stubs.c
+
+sometimes even to the point of crashing cygwin.)
+
+make
+make install
+
+The file pcre_make.win32/Makefile.mingw does not seem to work, either
+it is for Mingw/MSYS or it has not been updated.
+
+The file README.win32 concerns MS Visual Studio, i.e., it is
+irrelevant.
+
+To check that pcre actually works in ocaml:
+
+  make a file foo.ml that uses Pcre, eg
+
+  open Prce;;
+  qreplace;;
+
+  compile it with 
+
+  ocamlc -I "C:/ocamlmgw/lib/site-lib/pcre" foo.ml
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+8) pxp
+
+   ./configure -without-wlex -without-wlex-compat -lexlist utf8,iso88591 -without-pp
+
+   make all
+   make opt
+   make install
+
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------
+9) CDuce
+
+./configure --prefix="C:/ocamlmgw" --mliface="C:/cygwin/usr/src/ocaml-3.10.0/" 
+
+patch Makefile.conf to set FORPACK=true
+(For some reason that fails in configure.ml)
+
+Patch Makefile.distrib to set
+
+LINK = $(CAMLOPT) -custom -linkpkg
+
+in line 71 to statically link the library.
+
+
+make all
+make install

old/tests/misc/bib.xml

+<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
+<bib>
+  <book>
+    <title>Persistent Object Systems</title>
+    <year>1994</year>
+    <author>M. Atkinson</author>
+    <author>V. Benzaken</author>
+    <author>D. Maier</author>
+  </book> 
+  <book>
+    <title>OOP: a unified foundation</title>
+    <year>1997</year>
+    <author>G. Castagna</author>
+  </book>
+</bib>

old/tests/misc/biblio.cd

+type Biblio  = <bibliography>[Heading Paper*];;
+type Heading = <heading>[ PCDATA ];;
+type Paper   = <paper>[Author+ Title ((Conference Series?) |(Journal Volume? Number)) Publisher? Year File Abstract?];;
+type Author  = <author>[ PCDATA ];;
+type Title   = <title>[ PCDATA ];;
+type Conference = <conference>[ PCDATA ];;
+type Series = <series>[ PCDATA ];;
+type Journal = <journal>[ PCDATA ];;
+type Publisher = <publisher>[ PCDATA ];;
+type Volume  = <volume>[ Int ];;
+type Number  = <number>[ Int ];;
+type Year  = <year>[ 1970--2010 ];;
+type File    = <file>[ PCDATA ];;
+type Abstract= <abstract> Text;;
+type Text    = [ PCDATA ];; 
+
+
+type Html  = <html>[Head? Body];;
+type Head  = <head>[ <title>[ PCDATA ] ];;
+type Body  = <body>[Mix*];;
+type Mix   = <h1>[Mix*]
+           | <a href=String>[Mix*]
+           | <p>[Mix*]
+           | <em>[Mix*]
+           | <ul>[ <li>[Mix*] +]
+           | Char;;
+
+let fun do_authors ([Author+] -> [Mix*])
+ | [ <author>a ] -> a
+ | [ <author>a <author>b ] -> a @ " and, " @ b
+ | [ <author>a; x] -> a @ ", " @ (do_authors x);;
+
+let fun do_paper (Paper -> <li>[Mix*])
+ | <paper>[ x::_* <title>t <_>c _* <year>_ <file>f _* ] ->
+(* Here, type inference says:  x : [Author+] ... *)
+    let authors = do_authors x in
+    <li>([ <a href=f>t ] @ authors @ "; in " @ [ <em>c ] @ "." );;
+
+
+let fun do_biblio (Biblio -> Html)
+  <bibliography>[ <heading>h; p ] ->
+     let body = match p with
+      | [] -> "Empty bibliography"
+      | l -> [ <h1>h <ul>(map l with x -> do_paper x) ]
+      in
+      <html>[ <head>[ <title>h ] <body>body ];;
+
+let bib : Biblio = 
+  <bibliography>[
+    <heading>"Alain Frisch's bibliography"
+    <paper>[
+      <author>"Alain Frisch"
+(*      <author>"Giuseppe Castagna"
+      <author>"Vronique Benzaken" *)
+      <title>"Semantic subtyping"
+      <conference>"LICS 02"
+      <year>[2002]
+      <file>"semsub.ps.gz"
+      <abstract>[ 'In this work,...' ]
+    ]
+(*
+    <paper>[
+      <author>"Mariangiola Dezani-Ciancaglini"
+      <author>"Alain Frisch"
+      <author>"Elio Giovannetti"
+      <author>"Yoko Motohama"
+      <title>"The Relevance of Semantic Subtyping"
+      <conference>"ITRS'02"
+      <year>[2002]
+      <file>"itrs02.ps.gz"
+    ]
+    <paper>[
+      <author>"Vronique Benzaken"
+      <author>"Giuseppe Castagna"
+      <author>"Alain Frisch"
+      <title>"CDuce: a white-paper"
+      <conference>"PLANX-02"
+      <year>[2002]
+      <file>"planx.ps.gz"
+    ]
+*)
+ ];;
+
+do_biblio bib
+;;
+
+(*
+
+[bib]/<papr>_/<author>_;;
+
+*)
\ No newline at end of file

old/win-installer.readme

+To make the windows installer
+==============================
+
+To use the script, you need the Inno setup tool, which is available
+from
+
+http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php
+
+You should get the basic package (Stable Release) and the QuickStart
+Pack.  To install, you first run the Inno installer (isetup-5.2.2.exe
+or later) and then the QuickStart Pack installer (ispack-5.2.2.exe or
+later).
+
+The installer script uses the files
+
+CDuce inno setup script 1.iss
+cduce.exe
+cygwin1.dll
+cygpcre-0.dll
+dtd2cduce.exe
+babel-raw.bmp
+cducepower.ico
+gpl-3.0-standalone.html
+LICENSE.win32
+README.win32
+
+You can either double-click on the setup script
+
+"CDuce inno setup script 1.iss"
+
+(which is located in the win32 directory) to launch Inno or launch
+Inno tool first and then open the script with File->Open.
+
+If the other files are placed correctly, you generate "CDuce
+setup.exe" by selecting Project->Compile Setup or by pressing Ctrl+F9.
+The installer is called CDuce setup.exe and is placed in the folder
+"Output".
+
+If you want to use different files (e.g., change the icons) or if you
+have moved a file, you can either edit the setup script or use the
+Inno menus.
+
+The text presented during installation is selected in
+Project->Setup Options->Application.
+
+The installer icon and the background image are selected in
+Project->Setup Options->Appearance.
+
+Note that the files are found using relative paths, so if your cduce
+is not located in /usr/src/cduce/cduce/trunk, Inno might have trouble
+finding some of them, in particular the cygwin dll.
+
+The script contains all the information, the stuff in all the other
+sections, Icons, Registry, etc, just get converted to text in the
+script.
+
+One adds stuff to the sections by right-clicking.
+
+The stuff concerning the icons shown on files with specific suffixes
+and which application is launched when one double-clicks a file with a
+certain suffix is in the Registry section.
+
+It might be a good idea to exit cygwin before running the installer.