From: Jim <jim.pryor@nyu.edu>
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 2015 03:49:02 +0000 (-0400)
Subject: update Juli8
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update Juli8
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@@ -167,9 +167,11 @@ Practical advice for working with OCaml and/or Haskell (will be posted someday);
 
 (**Week 9**) Thursday April 2
 
-> Updated notes on [[Installing and Using the Juli8 Libraries|/juli8]] on Sun 5 April. The major change is to make the Monad libraries easier to use. Now you can just use `Monad.Reader(struct type env = ... end)`; you don't need to furthermore ask for the `M` submodule of that generated module. Relatedly, the `List` and `Monad.List` modules are now different; the former has lots of list-related functions and the latter only the monadic interface. Similarly for `Option` and `Monad.Option`.
+> Updated notes on [[Installing and Using the Juli8 Libraries|/juli8]] on Sun 5 April. Continued to fix some bugs and improve the monad transformers. Latest version posted Tuesday evening, 7 April: [[v1.5|/code/Juli8-v1.5.tgz]].
 
-> Small bug fix to Juli8 on Mon 6 April.
+<!--
+The major change is to make the Monad libraries easier to use. Now you can just use `Monad.Reader(struct type env = ... end)`; you don't need to furthermore ask for the `M` submodule of that generated module. Relatedly, the `List` and `Monad.List` modules are now different; the former has lots of list-related functions and the latter only the monadic interface. Similarly for `Option` and `Monad.Option`.
+-->
 
 > Topics: [[Using the OCaml Monad library|/topics/week9_using_the_monad_library]]; [[Programming with mutable state|/topics/week9_mutable_state]]; [[A State Monad Tutorial|/topics/week9_state_monad_tutorial]]; [[Using multiple monads together|/topics/week9_monad_transformers]]; [[Homework for weeks 8-9|/exercises/assignment8-9]]
 
diff --git a/juli8.mdwn b/juli8.mdwn
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@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ Below, we'll give instructions on how to install Juli8 into your existing OCaml
 
         #use "juli8.ml";;
 
-4. Next create a folder in your `$HOME` directory named `.juli8`. **Download the Juli8 code from [[here|/code/Juli8-v1.4.tgz]].** That link will no doubt be updated frequently in April and May 2015. The current version is: 1.4, posted 6 April 2015. Copy the contents of the `Juli8` folder that you downloaded into the `$HOME/.juli8` folder that you created. (So `$HOME/.juli8` should contain folders `haskell`, `ocaml`, and so on.)
+4. Next create a folder in your `$HOME` directory named `.juli8`. **Download the Juli8 code from [[here|/code/Juli8-v1.5.tgz]].** That link will no doubt be updated frequently in April and May 2015. The current version is: 1.5, posted 7 April 2015. Copy the contents of the `Juli8` folder that you downloaded into the `$HOME/.juli8` folder that you created. (So `$HOME/.juli8` should contain folders `haskell`, `ocaml`, and so on.)
 
     Now whenever you start up OCaml, the Juli8 OCaml libraries (including their monad components, which we'll be making extensive use of) will automatically be loaded. <!-- If later you want to load Oleg's Delimcc library, type `#load "delimcc.cma";;` then use the `Delimcc` module. -->