yes, you can. but it's a little bit long and technical ...
- write you ocaml files.
- use the ocaml/C binding to generate C object files.
- create a C++ dll to call your C functions.
- In this dll you have to map C values to VBA values (COM objects).

- then (and finally), for instance:

Declare Your_function Lib "your_dll.dll" _
(ByRef argv() As String) As String


(the dll must be in the PATH)


regards

Clément



Quoting Lars Schouw <schouwla@yahoo.com>:

> How I call ocaml code from VBA?
> Can I warp the compiled ocaml code into a dll somehow?
> Then I can use 'declare funcion' in VBA.
> Lars
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