Chris GauthierDickey writes:
 > 
 >   I've searched the FAQs, manuals, and mailing lists to no avail. I have an
 > application that I'm writing in ocaml, and I need to do some scripting for
 > the program. I'd like to use ocaml as the scripting language. I've seen
 > references to using ocaml to interpret scripts from files, etc, but these
 > all assume that your environment is closed to the scripting. In particular,
 > I would like to be able to use ocaml to interpret scripts, have scripts
 > refer to objects that I import into their environment, and be able to take
 > values from their bindings in the scripts environment and use them in my
 > ocaml code.

There may  be another solution  to your problem  if you are  fine with
running bytecode only:  you can build your program on  top of an ocaml
toplevel (with ocamlmktop) and  then use Topdirs.dir_use (the function
which realizes #use in the toplevel) to interpret your ocaml scripts.

Hope this helps,
-- 
Jean-Christophe Filliâtre (http://www.lri.fr/~filliatr)

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