No good books on it, and Xavier Leroy has his head in the sand about concurrency and parallelism? It's baffling because other functional languages like Haskell and Scala are setting the example of how modern languages should handle many-core systems.
And did so only recently. Imagine how bad a standard library has to be before a shop takes it upon themselves to rewrite it. I think that might partly explain why many people have dabbled in Ocaml but few have really embraced it.
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http://ocaml.janestreet.com/?q=node/27
And did so only recently. Imagine how bad a standard library has to be before a shop takes it upon themselves to rewrite it. I think that might partly explain why many people have dabbled in Ocaml but few have really embraced it.