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Subject: [Caml-list] Thoughts on targeting windows

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Hi all,

we are considering using OCaml for a rather large project, the bulk of
which will be networking and encryption. OCaml seems to meet our needs with
one exception:
we'd like to target windows (as well as linux & mac) and we got the
impression that this would be complicated -- we gathered that neither jane
street's Core nor OPAM are windows compatible.

Would still recommend using OCaml? Are there workarounds, or other
libraries that would replace Core?

All the best,
William

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<div dir="ltr">Hi all,<br><br>we are considering using OCaml for a rather large 
project, the bulk of which will be networking and encryption. OCaml 
seems to meet our needs with one exception: <br>
we&#39;d like to target windows (as well as linux &amp; mac) and we got the
 impression that this would be complicated -- we gathered that neither 
jane street&#39;s Core nor OPAM are windows compatible. <br><br>Would still recommend using OCaml? Are there workarounds, or other libraries that would replace Core?<br>
<br>All the best,<br>William<br></div>

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