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Section: Bilateral Contracts and Grants with Industry
Bilateral Contracts with Industry
The Caml Consortium
Participants : Xavier Leroy [ contact ] , Damien Doligez, Didier Rémy.
The Caml Consortium is a formal structure where industrial and academic users of OCaml can support the development of the language and associated tools, express their specific needs, and contribute to the long-term stability of Caml. Membership fees are used to fund specific developments targeted towards industrial users. Members of the Consortium automatically benefit from very liberal licensing conditions on the OCaml system, allowing for instance the OCaml compiler to be embedded within proprietary applications.
The Consortium currently has 12 member companies:
For a complete description of this structure, refer to http://caml.inria.fr/consortium/ . Xavier Leroy chairs the scientific committee of the Consortium.
Scientific Advisory for OCamlPro
Participant : Fabrice Le Fessant.
OCamlPro is a startup company founded in 2011 by Fabrice Le Fessant to promote the use of OCaml in the industry, by providing support, services and tools for OCaml to software companies. OCamlPro performs a lot of research and development, in close partnership with academic institutions such as IRILL, Inria and Univ. Paris Sud, and is involved in several collaborative projects with Gallium, such as the Bware ANR, the Vocal ANR and the Secur-OCaml FUI.
Since 2011, Fabrice Le Fessant is a scientific advisor at OCamlPro, as part of a collaboration contract for Inria, to transfer his knowledge on the internals of the OCaml runtime and the OCaml compilers.