Le 25 juin 04, à 17:55, Basile Starynkevitch [local] a écrit :

> I suggested him to generate C code (calling the
> appropriate OCaml caml_callback* when needed to apply functions) and
> then compile it (by forking a gcc command) as a shared library, and
> then dlopen it and using dlsym to get the function pointer and at last
> call it. You'll have to dlclose the library after using it. In
> principle, it is like using the Dynlink module, but ugly details
> differ.

If I remember well, Christophe Raffalli adopts a similar technique in 
his program GlSurf. You may want to have a look to his (LGPL'd) code 
[1].

Daniel

[1] <http://www.lama.univ-savoie.fr/~raffalli/glsurf>

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