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[Caml-list] Native cross compiling and conditional compilation.
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| From: | Basile STARYNKEVITCH <basile@s...> |
| Subject: | [Caml-list] Native cross compiling and conditional compilation. |
>>>>> "Tom" == Tom Hawkins <tom1@launchbird.com> writes:
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Tom> Also, I'm trying to port to Cygwin, but I have a very small
Tom> piece of code that needs to change for the port to work.
Tom> What is the best way to handle this in Ocaml? I never liked
Tom> #defines.
Camlp4 does provide a conditional compilation facility, and more
generally some preprocessing ability. I find it very useful (and
hope that Camlp4 will continue to evolve, perhaps even by being
more tightly integrated into the compiler. Actually, I would like
it to become the standard OCaml parser).
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