Hi,

> This should probably be an FAQ: toplevels do not remember
> include-paths
> of libraries linked with them. This means that you have to explicitly
> tell your toplevel where to find the module interfaces (.cmi-files),
> e.g.:
> 
>   ocamlunx -I +camlp4 -I +contrib
Thanks a lot for the support.
> 
> Only then can you reference modules in those libraries. Maybe this
> should
> be mentioned in chapter 9.5 of the manual?
I think that it's important to mention it at least as a "gotcha" as you told.
But I consider it as a bug, I mean you already mentioned the "-I +contrib"
operation when you create the toplevel with ocamlmktop.
And you don't want to mention this option each time you want to test
something. 

Regards,

--
Christian Gillot <cgillot@gruposbd.com>
GNU/Linux developer
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