Anil Madhavapeddy, Professor of Planetary Computing

OCaml Multicore Monthly: heading towards OCaml 5.0 (via OCaml.org) / Apr 2022

We're getting closer to a stable release of OCaml 5.0, including reenabling support for the BSDs and introducing ARM64 multicore support.

# 19th Apr 2022

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