Comment author: administrator

I am try to use Thread Module through command line (ocaml) so I use the =
following command:
ocamlmktop -thread -custom -o threadtop threads.cma -cclib -lthreads

I got the following errors:
Error while linking threads.cma(Thread): Reference to undefined global =
'Unix'

Or I have another way to run Thread.create under command line?

The following should work:

ocamlmktop -thread -custom -o threadtop unix.cma threads.cma

or maybe even

ocamlmktop -thread -o threadtop unix.cma threads.cma

Hope this helps,

• Xavier Leroy

Comment author: administrator

Hi,

It can run. But after I run the command, I use the following thing under
ocaml
#Thread.create ;;
I got
Reference to undefined global 'Thread'

Even I use: open Thread ;;
I still got the same error message like above.

What should I do?

Thanks in advance!

LI Qingliu
----- Original Message -----
From: "Xavier Leroy" caml-bugs@pauillac.inria.fr
To: qingliuli@hotmail.com
Cc: caml@inria.fr
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 1:19 PM
Subject: Re: errors about Thread Module (#3724)

I am try to use Thread Module through command line (ocaml) so I use the
=
following command:
ocamlmktop -thread -custom -o threadtop threads.cma -cclib -lthreads

I got the following errors:
Error while linking threads.cma(Thread): Reference to undefined global =
'Unix'

Or I have another way to run Thread.create under command line?

The following should work:

ocamlmktop -thread -custom -o threadtop unix.cma threads.cma

or maybe even

ocamlmktop -thread -o threadtop unix.cma threads.cma

Hope this helps,

• Xavier Leroy