(This is a Windows question)

I'm trying to debug a segfault which occurs in a natively-compiled
executable but not in the bytecode-equivalent program. I suspect that
the crash happens in libocamole.lib which is a C++ library linked
statically to the program. AFAICT libocamole.lib contains symbols (how
the hell _do_ you tell this sort of thing under Windows??).

The final link stage is:

ocamlopt -w s -I e:/d/cjs/libs/ocamole-pre.3b ocamole.cmxa excel.cmxa exceldemo.cmx -o exceldemo.opt.exe

This produces exceldemo.opt.exe (which crashes), but VC++ tells me
that this executable doesn't contain any symbols. Debugging the
assembly is not much fun.

How do I get symbols?

Rich.

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