On Thu, 2006-01-19 at 11:40 -0800, Harrison, John R wrote:
> | Sorry, I was not clear enough. I know about .ocamlinit. I am going to
> | have several custom ocamltop's and they can't all share the same
> | .ocamlinit. What now?
> 
> You could always checkpoint the OCaml toplevel process. This is what
> I do with HOL Light, since it would take several minutes to reload all
> the code at startup. Under Linux, I've found "ckpt" very good. However
> I don't know of a comparable solution for Windows.

Under "Linux" ckpt is not available. I tried this, since HOL Light takes
ages to load. I even tried to build ckpt from source with no luck.
Maybe it works for x86 .. but I'm running an x86_64.
Is there some reason HOL Light doesn't load bytecode?

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