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GODI is discontinued. This is the archived content
of the former site godi.camlcity.org.
Documentation
GODI user documentation
- The GODI User's Manual: An introduction, also explaining the concepts behind GODI, and simple packaging
- Bootstrap README: How to successfully bootstrap GODI
- User FAQ
- docs.camlcity.org for browsing through packages
Documentation for advanced users and packagers
- Packager FAQ
- Reference for Makefile variables
- Reference for PLIST
- Reference for db
- Finding shared libraries in a portable way
- How to check-in and release GODI packages
- Skylift overview
- Workgroups in Skylift
Ocaml documentation
A subjective selection.- Objective Caml Homepage: Lots of links concerning the official O'Caml distribution, manuals, tutorials, mailing lists, bugtracking
- O'Caml Link Database: Links to O'Caml software maintained by users
- The Humps: Another collection of links
- OCamlCore.org is an O'Caml-dedicated web site with a project repository (forge), and an RSS aggregator for O'Caml-related blog sites.
- O'Caml Manual: Official documentation of the latest O'Caml release
- Developing Applications with Objective Caml, the so-called "O'Reilly Book", by Emmanuel Chailloux, Pascal Manoury and Bruno Pagano
- Introduction to Functional Programming, Lecture notes by John Harrison. For people who like it more theoretical.
- Introduction to the Objective Caml Programming Language, a quite concise introduction by Jason Hickey
- Learning OCaml, for C, C++, Perl and Java programmers, by Richard Jones
- Cheat sheet. Here are the ones from Ocamlpro: Cheat sheets
- The Caml Consortium
- COCAN - The OCaml Alliance Network Find consultants, companies, user groups
