> Sébastien Hinderer [Fri, 8 Apr 2005]:
 > Dear all,
 > 
 > (How) is it possible to include syntactically a file a.ml in a file
 > b.ml ?
 > 
 > One method that seems to w)rk is to rename b.ml to b.ml.c,
 > and then have in b.ml.c a line saying
 > #include "a.ml"
 > And with this, gcc -E b.ml.c > b.ml
 > produces a file that ocamlc can apparently handle.
 > 
 > But is this considered a good solution, 

not really : IIRC ocaml doesn't follow the same syntactic conventions
as C and the C preprocessor could report errors on valid caml code

 > or is some better solution available ?

you could use camlp4 : the attached syntax extension does this. (Mind
that it works only for parsing, the printer apparently gets confused).

-- 
   Olivier