[Caml-list] library

[Caml-list] library

[altavillasalvatore]

Hi,
my program (babbage.ml) use str and unix library.
I would want to link both in my program.

This command  allows me to link one library(unix or str)

ocamlc -o babbage -custom unix.cma babbage.ml -cclib -lunix 

but i would want to link str and unix library together.

Regards.





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Re: [Caml-list] library

[Jacques Garrigue]

> my program (babbage.ml) use str and unix library.
> I would want to link both in my program.
> 
> This command  allows me to link one library(unix or str)
> 
> ocamlc -o babbage -custom unix.cma babbage.ml -cclib -lunix 
> 
> but i would want to link str and unix library together.

What incredibly old version of ocaml are you using?
Nowadays you can simply write
         ocaml -o babbage unix.cma babbage.ml
and the linker takes care of including the needed stub libraries,
creating a custom executable if needed, or using dlls if available.
Add only -custom if you want to force the creation of a self-contained
executable (not depending on ocamlrun and dlls).

If you need two libraries then it is just
         ocaml -o babbage unix.cma str.cma babbage.ml

Cheers,

Jacques Garrigue
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