Quoting Kenneth F. Ryder III ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > I am a computer science student, and will be using standard ML in the near > future for a few projects. I have noticed the ocaml 1.05-2 package at > debian.org I have read the description, it seems that it is not exactly > the same as SML. Is this true? if so is there a .deb package that would be > better for me? ( I want to be able to code programs exactly the same as > the rest of the class, make's things a lot easier for me that way) I have a > Debian 1.3.1 CD but I could not find a ML package on my CD, am I just > missing it? If I have to FTP the file how do I get dselect to install it?
There's a new sml-nj package in slink, download ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/unstable/main/binary-i386/devel/sml-nj_110-1.deb and use "dpkg -i sml-nj_110-1.deb" to install it. Mike Stone
