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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Normand Leclerc <leclercn@g...> |
| Subject: | Ocamlwin.exe Flaky ? |
Hi,
I asked this to the beginner's list but the answer was elliptic.
I re-ask it here.
OcamlWin.exe is consistently crashning. I don't know if it
is because of SP2 of WinXP, but I would be surprised, as the rest
is holding well. Also, I do not have the choice of Win.
In general, OcamlWin is working, butI crash it from I/O, when reading the keyboard :
print_string "What's your name ? ";
flush stdout;
let answer = input_line stdin in
print_string ("Hello " ^ answer);
print_string ", nice to meet you!\n";
Also, apart of an Emacs mode, is it possible to redirect the
interpreter's output to my small editor with with I do my own handy
auto-completion. I do it with other languages,
but never found the way to do it with Ocaml.
As a matter of fact, even .Ocamlinit in the same directory of
OcamlWin.exe is not able to change the working directory with
directives.
Thanks for any help.
--
Norm.