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Subject: ocamlbuild and packs
From: Thomas Gazagnaire <thomas.gazagnaire@inria.fr>
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Hi all,

I've got a source tree with the following patterns :

A/a.ml (defines 'let x = 1')

B/a.ml (use A.x and defines 'let y = 2')
B/b.ml
B/b.mlpack (contains 'A B')

C/a.ml (use A.x)
C/b.ml (use B.A.y)
C/c.mlpack (contains 'A B')

Is there any way with ocamlbuild to build that tree (if possible using
only _tags files, but if not I would be happy to have at least a
solution :-) ?

Cheers,
Thomas