On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 05:33:55PM +0200, Gerd Stolpmann wrote:
> What do you mean? I have never done something like this. Maybe you mix it
> up with one of the following ideas:

Sorry, I surely remember wrong, it seemed to me that on the announcement
of some PXP development version you mentioned the support for some
special nodes in an XML document that in some way contains code, the
rest has probably been done by my imagination ...

> Neither of these concepts need the ocaml compiler at runtime, but I have
> dynamic HTML pages in mind, so calling the compiler would be a bad idea
> (security, performance, etc.).

Uhm, why do you mention the 'compiler'? IMO is enough to use the ocaml
toplevel as an interpreter, what is needed is a way with which
communicate with him. IIRC there is somewhere a toplevel module that can
be used for this purpose.

Cheers.

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