<eb4890>
Thanks. Google doesn't like searching for ~'s.
<Camarade_Tux>
heh, no surprise ;-)
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<robthebob>
hey all, i've been trying to compile my own distribution of ocaml as i can't install batteries on this machine (no root access)
<robthebob>
i've got what seems to be all the way, but topfind doesn't work - File /home/scratch/local/lib/ocaml/findlib/findlib.cma is not a bytecode object file
<robthebob>
from googling this seems to be a result of it being compiled with the older version of the compiler under /usr
<robthebob>
is there a way of checking the version that a bytecode file was compiled with?
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<robthebob>
grr, recompiled that and it works but now threads.posix doesn't seem to exist
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<dv_>
hi
<dv_>
is there any way to get ocaml code to compile for arm processors?
<humasect>
yes ... but i do not myself know how exactly=)
<dv_>
cause I do program stuff for embedded devices in my spare time
<dv_>
and arm support has traditionally been a stumbling block
<dv_>
(linux arm eabi that is)
<humasect>
ah, it is supported i am almost certain .. even it can output C which can be compiled then for arm as well
<humasect>
but i have read in changelogs the other day about arm native code support (maybe even iphone but im not sure)
<dv_>
it can output C?
<thelema>
I don't think the ocaml compiler outputs C, even on the ARM platform, but the mainline compiler definitely has an arm backend
<thelema>
It's not easy to get it to cross-compile, though, IIRC
<humasect>
ah i thought that ocaml can output C
<thelema>
as of 1 year ago, Ocaml supports the arm EABI and soft floating-point, but the code is still stuck in the 3.12 branch.
<dv_>
apparently, ocamlopt can output c source using -output-obj
<thelema>
humasect: as far as I know, it only outputs assembly.
<dv_>
though it doesnt seem to work
<humasect>
and bytecode
<thelema>
-output-obj outputs a c-compatible .o file