On Nov 12, 2003, at 9:33, Richard Jones wrote:

> Of course you can always use OCaml as a scripting language (ie.  tiny
> "executables" preceeded by #!/usr/bin/ocaml), or distribute the
> bytecode, which tends to be small, so you have more choices than the
> languages you've listed above.

	I haven't seen the bytecode be much smaller than native executables:

-rwx--x--x  1 dustin  staff   320900 12 Nov 10:06 parseTimingLog*
-rwx------  1 dustin  staff   306614 12 Nov 09:59 parseTimingLogbc*


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Dustin Sallings

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