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Subject: Re: wish
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In message (<200012271804.TAA22563@pauillac.inria.fr>)
from Pierre Weis <Pierre.Weis@inria.fr>,
talking about "Re: wish",
on Wed, 27 Dec 2000 19:04:14 +0100 (MET)

> Are you aware of the new + option to -I recently added to the
> compiler working sources? It allows to write:
> 
>        ocamlopt -o <executable> -I +lablgtk -I +threads <source>
> 
> isn't it what you wanted ?
> 
> Hope this helps,

No, I didn't know it.  This is what I wanted.  Thank you for this
information.

I hope the same convention is followed by the ocamlbrowser.  And also
that ocamlbrowser disclude the standard library path when given -I
options:

  ocamlbrowser:                  standard library path
  ocamlbrowser -I +lablgtk:      lablgtk only
  ocamlbrowser -I + -I +lablgtk: standard library path and lablgtk

This feature sounds a bit odd but is convenient for experienced O'Caml
programmers to examine APIs of non-standard packages.

Ken