Jon Harrop wrote:
> I would like to commercialize packages like Smoke in compiled form as a shared 
> run-time DLL for other OCaml programmers to use as a library. However, OCaml 
> currently lacks this functionality.

Which functionality do you need, exactly?

What's the advantage of shipping a shared library instead of a static
one (.cmxa/.a/*.cmi)?

The .cmxs files generated by natdynlink are actually dynamic libraries.
Other modules that rely on such a library will also need to be dynlinked.


-- Alain