Is it possible to change the OCaml values allocation model, so that everything is stored in secondary memory instead of using primary memory and the program’s heap? The use case scenario is dealing with big data and keeping all the already existing code as it is (backward compatibility and reuse), s…

Changing OCaml's allocation model when creating new values and accessing data

jackb December 10, 2018, 3:10pm 16

Yes! If I use the parallel version of OCaml, I might also benefit of the Postgres locking system:

Therefore, the multithreaded approach must be preserved by the client, and therefore:

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