On Wed, 13 Jun 2007, Alain Frisch wrote:

> skaller wrote:
> > ocamlopt.opt: fails without message
> > ocamlopt: fails with Stack overflow message
>
> FYI, OCaml does not implement stack detection under Cygwin in native
> code (contrary to MSVC and Mingw ports), so the difference of behavior
> between ocamlopt and ocamlopt.opt is not suprising.  (I guess you get
> the equivalent of a segfault with ocamlopt.opt, but maybe nothing is
> printed.)

In that case there should be a ocamlopt.opt.exe.stackdump somewhere...

On a different note, why doesn't it?  Is there a special Cygwin flag that
disables that code?  Is the mechanism any different than on Linux?
	Igor
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