On Mar 28, 2007, at 1:55 PM, Serge Aleynikov wrote:

> If you are using caml_copy_string() or caml_alloc_string() they  
> allocate strings on OCaml's heap, and will be automatically garbage  
> collected.

How do I pass a C string into OCaml if the assumption is that it will  
not be modified? Do I still need to copy it with caml_copy_string?

I don't think I need to allocate strings on the OCaml heap from C as  
the string given to OCaml will be allocated on the C heap and the  
string returned from OCaml will be garbage-collected automatically.

	Thanks, Joel

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