0000137: Windows version can only be installed to default directory

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(0002121) administrator (administrator) 2000-06-19 15:05	> If you specify a directory for installation other than the default, the tools > cannot find the appropriate files. That's right, some environment variables need to be set in this case. Quoting from the README file for the Win32 version: You must add the "bin" subdirectory of the OCaml installation directory to the PATH variable, e.g. set PATH=%PATH%;D:\lang\ocaml\bin Running directly the tools (e.g. typing D:\lang\ocaml\bin\ocamlc) will not work if the "bin" subdirectory is not in PATH, because ocamlc and the other tools will be unable to find the Caml runtime system ocamlrun.exe. The command-line tools assume that the standard library resides in C:\ocaml\lib. If you have unpacked it elsehwere, define the CAMLLIB environment variable to point to the standard library directory, e.g. set CAMLLIB=D:\lang\ocaml\lib For Windows 95 and 98, the OCaml installer is able to perform the corresponding modifications to AUTOEXEC.BAT (define CAMLLIB and append to the PATH variable). For Windows NT, you'll have to edit the environment variables yourself. Regards, - Xavier Leroy

(0002122) administrator (administrator) 2000-06-19 15:06	Workaround documented in the README.win32 file

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