Am Samstag, den 26.09.2015, 18:59 +0300 schrieb whitequark:
> With opam-android, the workflow is exactly identical to building any
> regular OCaml project, with the difference that the final binary 
> produced
> is a .o or .so file that you can use as any other C library in
> your Android project; the Android cross-toolchain is just another switch
> in opam.
> 
> I don't know how it works for iOS but it is almost certainly possible
> to achieve the same level of convenience.

On iOS you just use ocamlopt -output-obj to get a .o and link this into
your app together with libasmrun.a (apps cannot use shared libraries on
iOS so creating an .so is pointless). You can also create a standalone
executable, but this is only useful for jailbroken devices. 

Note that even bytecode works on the device. Maybe useful for a toploop
on the go?

Gerd
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