> > Has anyone heard of running OCaml programs under the VxWorks real-time
> > OS from WindRiver?
>
> Its "POSIX compliance" is narrow.  Code is generally cross-compiled
> and deployment is much more like loading a module into a dynamic
> kernel rather than launching a POSIX process.  I would expect that
> some non-trivial labor would be involved in porting the build
> process for the byte-code interpreter to make it live with the
> VxWorks cross-development tools

Oh my.  OK - thanks very much for the advice.  The VxWorks target
would be PowerPC, but it sounds like porting even the byte-code
interpreter is no sure thing.


Wheeler
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