malc wrote:
> On Sat, 20 Nov 2004, Alex Baretta wrote:
> 
>> malc wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> http://www.boblycat.org/~malc/scaml/
>>> Version of the patch on the page is for 3.07 only (port from 3.06 was 
>>> done
>>> Vitaly Lugovsky, and in process one flaw was introduced).
>>>
>>
>> What does this patch do? I clicked on the link but could not make any 
>> sense out the page you referenced.
>>
> 
> I don't know how to put it more bluntly than that (already on the page):
> 
> <quote>
> What is it?
> A patch, against OCaml 3.07, making it possible to: create, link against 
> and dynamically load shared objects on i386 ELF and Win32 platforms.
> </quote>

I read this, but I don't see how this differs from the behavior of 
vanilla Ocaml. I commonly use shared-object libraries in my code, and 
the Ocaml compiler can generate DLLs out of libraries for use within C 
code. The problem addressed by ASMDynlink dynlinking Ocaml compiled code 
within a running native code application. What has Vitaly's patch to do 
with this?

I also don't understand your sarcasm.

Alex

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