>Unfortunately, your solution is only partial: it is almost equivalent
>to quitting and starting a new toplevel (which is my personal solution :-))
>You do not only erase things that have changed, but just everything.
>But it has the advantage of being very simple.

Right, but since I just have my makefile output a "top" file that looks like this now:

#init;;
#load "blah.cmo";;
...

It just works for me.  Restarting the toplevel inside emacs was a big pain, not to mention that doing it too many times on Win98 would crash the OS :).  I just have to #use "top";; whenever I change a library.  It's not too bad...the 80/20 rule applies here.  :)

I'm really getting into the toplevel for development.  We'll see how that opinion evolves as my project gets bigger.  

Chris

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