>>> I am wondering how a large OCaml project might be structured,
>>> specifically in terms of directories and files.

> My solution is simple enough: I use a literate programming tool
> (interscript, see my sig below) to _generate_ all the Ocaml files in a
> scratch directory.

Unfortunately, since we emacs cyborgs have already been assimilated, we
must interface through a literate-caml-mode.  Where?

:-(

> So the structure of the program is defined in terms of the LP source
> files, which need to be related to the generated files.  (It usually
> is though :-)

> The only problem I have with this is that ocamllex/yacc do not respect
> #line directives.

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> checkout Vyper http://Vyper.sourceforge.net
> download Interscript http://Interscript.sourceforge.net

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