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| From: | Dario Teixeira <darioteixeira@y...> |
| Subject: | Forced linking and Ocamlbuild |
Hi,
I'm using Ocamlbuild with the findlib plugin listed on the Wiki.
In this setting, how does one force a given module to always be
linked into the final executable, even if it's not referenced
anywhere? (I realise there's always the option of adding a
dummy reference, but I'm looking for a cleaner solution).
Note that the package is of course listed under "true" in the
top-level _tags file, but it's being pruned out from the actual
invocation of ocamlfind. Normally this is a sensible approach,
but in this case I want to force linking. Also, I've searched
into the (long) list of built-in tags, but couldn't find anything
resembling this purpose.
While I can of course explicitly change the myocamlbuild plugin
so that invocations of the compiler always append the module I
want to link, I wonder if there's not already a cleaner, more
general solution that I may have missed.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Dario Teixeira