Hello,

I have decided to play a little with ocamldebug.
Stepping through programs that rely on the standard library works fine.
I can step into functions defined in stdlib and see the relevant source
code.

I am trying to figure out how to do similar thing with batteries.

This directory:

	/home/me/godi/lib/ocaml/pkg-lib/batteries

contains installed "batteries included" library.

This directory:

	/home/me/godi/build/distfiles/batteries-1.4.1/src

contains its source code.
(Where library was in

I have a small testing program like this:

  open Batteries_uni

  let v = Vect.of_list ["foo"; "bar"; "baz"]

  ;;

  Vect.iter print_string v;
  print_newline ();

I start the debugger:

  $ ocamldebug -I /home/me/godi/build/distfiles/batteries-1.4.1/src \
               -I /home/me/godi/lib/ocaml/pkg-lib/batteries \
               main

I set up a breakpoint at some convenient place:

  (ocd) break @ Main 1
  Loading program... done.
  Breakpoint 1 at 1129200 : file main.ml, line 3, characters 9-43

and try to go on:

  (ocd) run
  Time : 47989 - pc : 1129200 - module Main
  Breakpoint : 1
  3 let v = Vect.of_list ["foo"; "bar"; "baz"]<|a|>

Now, when I try to step into the Vect.of_list function:

  (ocd) step

I get a complaint:

  Time : 47990 - pc : 808516 - module BatVect
  No source file for BatVect.

I can continue with debugging, but I cannot display the corresponding
source-code.

Now, I am not sure what to do. Is there any way how can I use ocamldebug
and, when necessary, step also into modules bundled by batteries.cma?

I have attached listing of the contents of the two corresponding
directories.

Thanks in advance, for any [clues; hints; help].