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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Matías Giovannini <matias@k...> |
| Subject: | Re: Power/PC Code? |
doligez@pa.dec.com wrote: > > >From: "David McClain" <dmcclain@azstarnet.com> > > >I have some users on Power/PC Macintosh computers. I downloaded the OCAML > >2.02 for Mac the other day, but was a bit disappointed to find that the > >OCAMLOPT is absent. Is there any native code compiler for OCAML on Power/PC? > > There is, but only for machines running under some version of Unix. > For a Macintosh, that means MkLinux, Linux/PPC, or Rhapsody. There > will be a port to MacOS X Server as soon as I get my hands on a > machine running it. In the meantime, the Rhapsody configuration might > work for MacOS X. > > As for MacOS, there is not much demand for highly optimized MPW tools, > so we didn't spend the week of work needed to interface ocamlopt with > the MPW assembler. > > -- Damien And what about an OCamlDep/OCamlOpt combination CodeWarrior compiler plug-in? A small runtime library could be written that would enable building small stand-alone applications with a console-like interface. Matías.