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Date: | 2006-02-20 (19:09) |
From: | Matthieu Dubuget <matthieu.dubuget@g...> |
Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Tuareg mode under Cygwin... |
Igor Peshansky a écrit : >On Mon, 20 Feb 2006, Matthieu Dubuget wrote: > > > >>Igor Peshansky a écrit : >> >> >>>On Sun, 19 Feb 2006, Jeremy Shute wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Hi, >>>> >>>>When I fire up Tuareg mode under native Windows emacs and run an >>>>inferior-caml, I get what I expect (Caml running in an emacs buffer). >>>>When I do so with Cygwin's Emacs, I get an empty buffer and a process >>>>"ocamlrun.exe" dressed in new window trim, which seems completely >>>>detached from the inferior-caml buffer (meaning C-c C-e does NOT send >>>>commands to this new process). >>>> >>>>I asked Albert Cohen, Tuareg-mode's creator, but he didn't know much >>>>about Windows, and suggested I ask here. >>>> >>>>What magic Elisp incantation will shackle invocations of "ocaml" in a >>>>buffer, when using Cygwin emacs? I also tried "sh -c ocaml" to no >>>>avail... >>>> >>>>Jeremy >>>> >>>> >>>Hi, Jeremy, >>> >>>This sounds like either a Cygwin emacs bug or a bug in the commands >>>Tuareg uses to start the ocaml process that manifests only in Cygwin's >>>emacs. Since this is likely not a problem with ocaml itself (but >>>rather with either the Cygwin ocaml package or Cygwin emacs), the main >>>Cygwin list (<cygwin at cygwin dot com>) would be a better place to >>>discuss it and track down the culprit. >>> >>>Unfortunately, I don't use emacs, and haven't tested the Cygwin O'Caml >>>package under emacs (and wouldn't know how). Thus, another reason to >>>move this to the main Cygwin list, since there are many emacs experts >>>there. >>> >>>One thing that would help is following the Cygwin problem reporting >>>guidelines at <http://cygwin.com/problems.html> when re-posting this >>>to the main Cygwin list (particularly attaching the output of >>>"cygcheck -svr"). >>> >>>See you on the Cygwin list, :-) >>> >>>Igor Peshansky, the Cygwin O'Caml volunteer maintainer >>> >>> >>Last time I had a similar problem, I discovered that recompiling the >>ocaml toplevel was solving the problem. >> >>Maybe this will work for you ? >> >> > >Hmm, indeed. Though don't forget, Matthieu, that Cygwin is still at >version 3.08.1... > >Jeremy, if recompiling works for you, please let me know, and I'll release >a rebuit version of ocaml for Cygwin. You can download the ocaml source >package using Cygwin setup and run the packaging script to build (use the >"--help" option for a list of possible steps). > >Igor Peshansky, the Cygwin O'Caml volunteer maintainer > > I would have describe my problem the same way as Jeremy. I do use one standard native distribution of Ocaml, and cygwin version of emacs. I did not used the right term though: I did not meant re-compiling the toplevel. Just creating a new one with ocamlmktop -custom ... Salutations Matthieu