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INSTALL - Shell
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The "Shell" package
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Prerequisites
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Shell does not need any other packages besides the O'Caml core. Shell needs at
least O'Caml 3.00. The installation procedure defined in the Makefile requires
findlib [1] to work [2].
Shell works only in true POSIX environments.
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Configuration
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It is not necessary to configure "Shell".
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Compilation
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The Makefile defines the following goals:
- make all
compiles with the bytecode compiler and creates shell.cma, and libshell.a.
- make opt
compiles with the native compiler and creates shell.cmxa, and libshell.a.
- make
creates the bytecode library, and only if possible, the native library, too.
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Installation
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The Makefile defines the following goals:
- make findlib-install
installs the bytecode archive, the interface definitions, and if present,
the native archive in the default location of findlib
- make conventional-install
installs the bytecode archive, the interface definitions, and if present,
the native archive into the directory configured by the INSTALLDIR variable
of the Makefile
- make findlib-uninstall
removes the package
- make conventional-uninstall
removes the files installed by conventional-install
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Linking Shell with findlib
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The command
ocamlfind ocamlc ... -package shell ... -linkpkg ...
links the shell library into your program.
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[1] see http://www.ocaml-programming.de/packages/documentation/findlib/
[2] Findlib is a package manager, see the file ABOUT-FINDLIB.
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