On 6/20/07, Christophe TROESTLER <Christophe.Troestler@umh.ac.be> wrote:

> WINDOWS USERS: Is there a consensus on windows on where the .lib and
> .dll should go?  If not, how about to decide that here so efforts to
> port libs to windows can set it as the default path.

Do you mean .lib/.dll files of some specific OCaml library? They
usually go to %OCAMLLIB% and  %OCAMLLIB%\stublibs respectively. What's
wrong with it?

> WIN32 OCAML: When I give a path -- say -cclib "C:\Documents and
> Settings\USER\Mes documents\lib\libx.lib" -- containing spaces (but
> quoted) to include into a library, it is not well quoted when on uses
> the library (to compile a program).  I tried "\"...\"" to  not avail.
> Is there a way around that or must it be considered like a bug?

An obvious workaround is to use the short name:
C:\Docume~1\USER\Mesdoc~1\lib\libx.lib

- Dmitry Bely