Why do I have to run lablgtk programs using the 'lablgtk' interpreter?
What does this do above and beyond ordinary /usr/bin/ocaml?

It kind of reminds me (in a not very happy way) of the old problems
with Tcl/Tk where you needed to use a different version of 'wish' for
each extension you compiled in. Tell me this is not the same thing ...

Rich.

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