It's in the manual (just for future reference).

If you are using a system which supports dynamic linking you can just do

    #load "num.cma";;

if you are using windows which does not support dynamic linking you will
have to compile.

    ocamlc other_options num.cma other_files

Or make your own top-level which includes num:

    ocamlmktop -o mytop num.cma
    ./mytop

Brian

P.S. In the manual it actually lists the filename as "nums" not "num".
Is this a documentation bug ?


>>>>> "Claudio" == Claudio Trento <trento@di.unipi.it> writes:

  Claudio> I`ve included the line "open Num" at the begin of my
  Claudio> test.ml file to use the Num module. Maybe it's not enough
  Claudio> because I've this type of error in cmpilation:

  Claudio> "Error while linking test.cmo: Reference to undefined
  Claudio> global `Num'"

  Claudio> Probably I forget something, someone could say me where I
  Claudio> mistake?

  Claudio> Thanks, Claudio


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