Original bug ID: 681
Reporter: administrator
Status: closed
Resolution: not a bug
Priority: normal
Severity: minor
Category: ~DO NOT USE (was: OCaml general)

Bug description

Full_Name: Ohad Rodeh
Version: 3.01/3.02
OS: WIN20000
Submission from: e-hub.haifa.ibm.net.il (192.115.216.66)

ocamldep does not make dependencies for subdirectories on WIN2000 (I presume for
all WIN32).
For example, in a system where you have directory X and subdirectory A then
running ocamldep
from the top directory (X):
ocamldep -I A A*.ml*
will result in an empty set of dependecies.

Using a cygwin bash shell ocamldep does work, but not from a normal windows
command prompt.

Example:

Top dir X.
subdir A.

A includes files xx.ml:

let f () =
print_string "Hello World";
()

and file yy.ml:

open Xx

let _ =
f ()

The generated dependency should be that yy.cmo depends on xx.cmo.
When inside A, the depedencies are correctly generated. Outside, in the top
directory nothing is made.

Ohad.