Merci, avec ces explications, je suis enfin arrivé à faire fonctionner
[build]. Maintenant, reste un problème tout bête : j'arrive à écrire le
contenu de mon .mli dans _build mais pour des raisons qui m'échappent,
celui-ci est effacé avant la fin de la compilation. J'ai essayé de
l'ouvrir avec [open_out] et avec [with_output_file], avec le même
résultat. C'est assez frustrant. Des idées ?

Merci,
 David


On Tue, 2008-09-30 at 12:40 +0200, Nicolas Pouillard wrote: 
> If you need (depend) on files that you statically know then the ~deps argument
> is fine (~deps:["%.mli.depends"; "%.mli"]). If you need files that you only
> know dynamically then the 'build' argument function is for that purpose.
>
> > As for part 1, it requires the ability to find which source .ml / .mli
> > correspond to a given module. I can only assume OCamlBuild offers some
> > kind of API for this purpose, because I'd rather avoid folding through
> > the whole tree, resolving [include] directives myself to find a .ml or
> > a .mli which may be the right file.
> 
> Yes the function is called expand_module it takes 3 arguments, the include
> directories, the module name, the extensions.
> 
>    Example: let include_dirs = Pathname.include_dirs_of (Pathname.dirname mlpack)
>             in build (expand_module include_dirs module_name ["mli"; "mli.depends"])
> 
> Have a look to the ocamlbuild/ocaml_tools.ml file for a similar function
> (import_mlypack).
> 
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