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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Hugh Sasse <hgs@d...> |
| Subject: | ocaml not native. |
In htmlman/node9.html it says:
In script mode, the first line of the script is ignored if it starts with
#!. Thus, it is theoretically possible to
make the script itself executable and put as first line
#!/usr/local/bin/ocaml, thus calling the
toplevel system automatically when the script is run. However, ocaml
itself is a #! script on most
installations of Objective Caml, and Unix kernels usually do not handle
nested #! scripts.
ocamlopt builds successfully on my systems. Is there a reason why
the installation doesn't rebuild ocaml to be native code, when it can?
Is there a good reason not to attempt this myself?
(From/De http://babelfish.altavista.com/cgi-bin/translate? :
Dans htmlman/node9.html il indique:
**time-out** dans sequence type mode, premier ligne
sequence type ignorer si demarrer avec #!.
ainsi, theorique possible pour faire sequence type
soi-meme executable et mettre comme d'abord
ligne #!/usr/local/bin/ocaml, ainsi appeler toplevel
systeme automatique quand sequence type
exicuter. Cependant, l'ocaml lui-mjme est a #! siquence
type sur la plupart des installations de
Caml objectif, et les grains d'Unix habituellement ne
manipulent pas embonte #! des sequences type.
constructions d'ocamlopt avec succes sur mes systemes.
Y a-t-il une raison pour laquelle
l'installation ne reconstruit pas l'ocaml pour etre
code indigene, quand elle peut? Y a-t-il une
bonne raison de ne pas essayer ceci moi-meme?
)
Desole, mon Pine ne supportera pas des accents.
Thank you/merci,
Hugh
hgs@dmu.ac.uk