From: "Correnson Loïc" <Loic.Correnson@trusted-labs.fr>
To: caml-list@inria.fr
Subject: win32-ocamlopt 3.10
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 11:02:17 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <47205B99.90907@trusted-labs.fr> (raw)
I was using win32-msvc-ocamlopt-3.06 for *many* years without any
problem. I'm trying to upgrade to 3.10 with VC++ 2005 Express, but still
have problems on linking phase.
Symptom:
> $ ocamlopt -verbose -o fact.exe fact.ml
> + ml /nologo /coff /Cp /c /Fo"fact.obj" "C:\tmp\camlasm66fdf0.asm">NUL
> + ml /nologo /coff /Cp /c /Fo"C:\tmp\camlstartup8f1c00.obj" "C:\tmp\camlstartupfba8a6.asm">NUL
> + cl /nologo -D_CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE /MT /Fe"fact.exe" -I"D:\ocaml-3.10\lib" "C:\tmp\camlstartup8f1c00.obj" "D:\ocaml
> -3.10\lib\std_exit.obj" "fact.obj" "D:\ocaml-3.10\lib\stdlib.lib" "D:\ocaml-3.10\lib\libasmrun.lib" advapi32.lib /link
> /subsystem:console
> Error during linking
Installed required packages (on Windows 2000 Pro):
* VC++ 2005 Express
* Platform SDK SP1
* MASM (found v8.00)
Already corrected or checked correct:
* clash in $PATH between cygwin/bin/link and VC/bin/link
* $PATH and $LIB includes references to VC++ and SDK paths
> $ ls *.obj c:/tmp/*.obj c:/tmp/*.asm
> ls: c:/tmp/*.obj: No such file or directory
> c:/tmp/camlstartupfba8a6.asm fact.obj
It seems that actually ml fails on creating the temporary .obj file.
However, when I reply by hand the associated cl step:
> $ ml /nologo /coff /Cp /c /Fo"C:\tmp\camlstartup8f1c00.obj" "C:\tmp\camlstartupfba8a6.asm"
> Assembling: C:\tmp\camlstartupfba8a6.asm
The .obj file is now assembled !
> $ ls *.obj c:/tmp/*.obj c:/tmp/*.asm
> c:/tmp/camlstartup8f1c00.obj c:/tmp/camlstartupfba8a6.asm fact.obj
However, when trying to link again by hand:
> $ cl /nologo -D_CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE /MT /Fe"fact.exe" -I"D:\ocaml-3.10\lib" "C:\tmp\camlstartup8f1c00.obj" "D:\ocam
> l-3.10\lib\std_exit.obj" "fact.obj" "D:\ocaml-3.10\lib\stdlib.lib" "D:\ocaml-3.10\lib\libasmrun.lib" advapi32.lib /li
> nk /subsystem:console
No output on std, but it seems to have failed again...
> $ echo $? ; ls fact.*
> 128
> fact.cmi fact.cmx fact.ml fact.obj
Unfortunately, link /HELP and cl /HELP does not output anything
(unlike ml!)
Does anyone known how to debug linking phase on VC++ ?
Does anyone succeed in using ocamlopt-msvc-3.10 ?
L.
next reply other threads:[~2007-10-25 9:01 UTC|newest]
Thread overview: 3+ messages / expand[flat|nested] mbox.gz Atom feed top
2007-10-25 9:02 Correnson Loïc [this message]
2007-10-25 9:39 ` [Caml-list] " Correnson Loïc
2007-10-25 9:51 ` Julien Moutinho
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