Sean McLaughlin writes:
 >  
 >   I'm building a large program in ocaml that I'll want to run using the
 > interpreter.  It is a nuisance having to load all the files in the
 > correct order.  There is the ocamldep tool for compiling,but I can't
 > find a similar tool or function for loading into the top level.   Is
 > there such a tool that, say, when I type ' #load 'd.cmo', and d depends
 > on c, c on b, b on a, somehow loads a then b then c then d?  I can
 > imagine a simple tool that runs ocamldep and repeatedly greps the
 > makefile and adds lines like "#load d.cmo" to a text file until a fixed
 > point is reached.  

This has already been discussed on this list; see the archive.

ocamldsort is what you need; get it at http://dimitri.mutu.net/ocaml.html

Another solution is  to have your Makefile building  a custom toplevel
with your code (you still need  to write modules in the right order in
your Makefile but you'll probably end up doing it anyway).

Hope this helps,
-- 
Jean-Christophe Filliâtre


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