> When using ocaml (native or bytecode) are we allowed to use -ccopt -shared to
> use shared library ?

Watch out: with gcc at least, the -shared option means "create a
shared library", not "use shared libraries".  The latter is the
default behavior; no need for additional flags.

If you really want to create a shared library containing OCaml code
and the OCaml runtime system, this can be done, but you need to use
ocamlc -output-obj or ocamlopt -output-obj to package the OCaml code
as a C object.

- Xavier Leroy
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