Lex Stein <stein@eecs.harvard.edu> writes:

> You are missing the point. It is not true that building a program
> requires full recompilation. The point that Prof. Hickey made was
> that a program requires full recompilation if you make a change then
> build *native* code.

I've never used ocamlc -- I have no reason to, so I tend to think of
ocamlopt as the ocaml compiler.  Ideally, ocamlc and ocamlopt would be
equally flexible.  

It never occurred to me that I'd have to create a more complex
makefile just to get real separate compilation during development by
using ocamlc, doing ocamlopt only at the end.  

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--Ed L Cashin     PGP public key: http://noserose.net/e/pgp/

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