From: jmarant@nerim.net (Jérôme Marant)
>   I'd like to know whether there are some cases in which ocamlc
>   forces executables to be custom ones, even when the -custom
>   option is not used.

Yes. -custom will be automatically assumed if any of the .cma you link
in has itself been built with a -custom option. You can disable this
behaviour with -noautolink.

With dynamic loading, most libraries do not assume -custom any more,
but this can still happen with 3rd party libraries which have not been
converted yet to use ocamlmklib.

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