Hi all,
Is there any way to add a dependency to a .cma file without adding it to
the linking command?
It seems that "dep" from the API also adds the dependency for linking:
for example, if that dependency is a stamp file, that stamp file is
stupidly added to "ocamlc -a" command, making it fail.
Excerpts from Stéphane Glondu's message of Sat Jan 24 19:27:08 +0100 2009:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there any way to add a dependency to a .cma file without adding it to
> the linking command?
>
> It seems that "dep" from the API also adds the dependency for linking:
> for example, if that dependency is
Hi,
I've put camlp4 on the backburner, but I think it is useful to know it
a bit better, especially because several libraries are using it.
a) I understand you can write a cryptic ocaml program that effectively
builds and AST from whatever grammar you decide by applying camlp4.
b) I also understa
On 1/24/09, Mikkel Fahnøe Jørgensen wrote:
> a) I understand you can write a cryptic ocaml program that effectively
> builds and AST from whatever grammar you decide by applying camlp4.
Right.
> b) I also understand that camlp4 it has a built in ocaml syntax that
> you can extend, and therefore
AFAIK, OCaml's bytecode is typeless. How hard would it be to infer types from
the bytecode in order to create type-specific functions during JIT
compilation?
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