Thanks. It worked.

Roy

On Thu, 18 Jul 2002, Nicolas Cannasse wrote:

> > > Has anyone encountered the following problem:
> > > My development environment is Windows 2000, Ocaml 3.04, and Dev Studio
> > > .NET (for the necessary C compiler, linker, etc)
> > > I am trying to build an ocaml application with the -custom switch.
> >> The problem is that if OCAMLLIB is defined as "C:\program files\..."
> > > the link stage fails claiming that it cannot find the relevant Ocaml
> > > files.
> > > However, if I define OCAMLLIB as C:\program files\... then Ocaml
> > > thinks that C:\programand files are two different arguments.
> >
> > Classical problem. Try defining OCAMLLIB as C:\program~1\...
> >
>
> Actually, it's c:\progra~1\.... (DOS 8 char format )
> you can check the DOS name of your directory using "dir /X"
>
> You can also add the ocaml path to the LIB env-var which is the Visual
> Studio 6 lib path so perhaps it works on .NET.
>
> Nicolas Cannasse
>
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