Hi Nela,
I use the Nix package manager (http://nixos.org/nix/) and it works well for
me. I use Nix both on Max and on Linux. It is nice because it makes the
installation of HOL Light completely independent from the versions of
ocaml, camlp5 (or any other software indeed) installed in your
Thanks very much to Marco, Mark and Ramana for your replies. I may have made
some progress using Nix:
@ Marco: Following your suggestion I installed Nix and HOL Light with the
following commands on terminal (after creating a /nix directory under my user
account):
$ bash (curl
Nela,
These versions should definitely work together.
Just realised - what you presumably did is first try the HOL Light 'make'
using other versions of OCaml or Camlp5. So what you needed to do was first
do
make clean
before doing
make
I would be very surprised if this doesn't work.
2014-09-17 14:14 GMT+02:00 Nela Cicmil nela.cic...@dpag.ox.ac.uk:
and all seemed to complete without errors. My question is, if HOL Light is
now installed on my machine, what's the best way to run it?
​Sorry, I forgot to say. As you already found yourself, you have to use
the command
