> > 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.
>
> OCamlMakefile does that for you:

You can also use Ocamake : http://tech.motion-twin.com/ocamake which is more
like a "make for ocaml" , entirely written in OCaml, and does not rely on
external tools such as bash , make, and so on... ( in particular, one
doesn't need to install cygwin gnu make on Windows platform to compile ) .
OCamake can then be called as "fully portable" since it works exactly the
same on all platforms OCaml is working on ( and who would like to compile
ocaml code on a platform where ocaml doesn't work ?? )

Nicolas Cannasse

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