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Hello,

I want to make a MS Windows port (MinGW) of a linux application using 
the OCaml
GSL library. However, I was not successfull in compiling the ocamlgsl
library natively for Windows. The tool "ocamlmklib" which is required 
does not exist under windows.

Does anyone have a working native Windows port of ocamlgsl? And if not, 
is there any way to build ocamlmklib under Windows, or to circumvent 
this tool?


Thanks a lot,

Tobias.