On Thu, Feb 08, 2007 at 11:53:02AM +0100, Bruce O'Neel wrote:
> 
> Ocaml installs very nicely from the OpenBSD ports system, with one small glitch.
> 
> ocaml believes that it can't load dynamic librarys in OpenBSD and therefore 
> doesn't let you load .cma files.  `This is slightly annoying just because I 
> wanted to play around with sockets and this means I can't do it interactivly
> at the ocaml prompt.

Woops, I've had this patch in my outgoing OpenBSD queue for a month
now.  Just re-testing it on sparc64 (which has shared libs but no
native code) to check for regression.  It's attached against
OpenBSD-current and fixes a string termination error in yacc which
Ray Lai found as well.

Incidentally, you can just do 'make clean && make patch' and skip
all the intermediate steps when messing around with the port.  Some
good comes from using make :-)

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