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Hi All,

The strange thing is that when compiling it like:

ocamlc smallest.ml -o smallest

everything works fine but not with ocamlopt. I get the binary executable and it indeed prints: hello, world. Could anyone please, tell me why?

Regards,
r0ller

On Monday, January 7, 2013 4:16:58 PM UTC+1, r0l...@freemail.hu wrote:
> Hi All,
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> I'm trying to make ocaml compiler (4.00.1) work on minix (current 3.2.1) and managed to get to point 3) and 4) of the INSTALL intsructions. According to point 3) make bootstrap reports success and make opt (point 4) worked fine as well. However, point 5) that is make opt.opt gives linking errors. Nevertheless, as far as I could understand, this should not pose any problem as then I only miss the optimized compiler versions that is the ones ending in .opt and they're missing indeed. Still, when trying to compile a hello world program called smallest.ml like:
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> print_string "hello, world\n"
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> by executing 'ocamlopt -S smallest.ml -o smallest', I get roughly the same linking errors I got when make opt.opt failed (see at the end). I also must admit that I'm not an ocaml expert at all I just need it to compile a program written in ocaml. Thanks for your help in advance!
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> Best regards,
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> r0ller