Thanks. I could install ocaml  after some manual editing Makefiles(even 
naitive-code compilers ocamlopt.opt). Ocaml is really great! 


On Tuesday 21 October 2003 05:22, Jacques Garrigue wrote:
> From: Vladimir Skokov <jove@newmail.ru>
>
> > I have the following problem:
> > there is  ocaml compiler on the first machine (Linux, i386)
> > there is no ocaml compiler and there is no way to install it on the
> > second machine (Irix, Silicon Graphics)
> > How can I run my ocaml program on the second machine?
> > Of course, gcc is installed on both!
>
> What do you mean by "no way to install it"?
> Certainly ocaml can be installed on Irix, both bytecode and native
> code working.
> And you can of course install under your home directory.
>
> Is it just that you have only limited space allowed?
> For bytecode alone, a few megabytes should be sufficient.
> If your program does not use any native libraries (unix, str,
> caml/labltk, threads), another option is to compile it to bytecode
> under linux, and only build the ocamlrun executable under Irix, since
> it is only about 200k. The you can run your program with
>    ocamlrun myprog
> on the Irix machine.
> You don't even need to extract the full distribution for that:
> configure, config/*, byterun/* should suffice.
>
> Jacques Garrigue
>
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