[Caml-list] compilation woes

[Caml-list] compilation woes

[John D. Barnett]

Hi-

I'm new to ocaml, and am having problems using the native code compiler,
ocamlopt (ocaml-3.00-10 on intel RHLinux 7.1).

I have a program split across multiple modules, each of which is compiled
to a .cmxa file.  The final compile/link step gives an error:

Files a.cmxa
and b.cmxa
make inconsistent assumptions over implementation Foo

If I remove any references to module Foo from a.ml, and recompile, then I
still get errors for b.o/b.a in linking, with undefined references to a
function in Foo which isn't called from b.ml!!

BTW, everything works using the bytecode compiler, ocamlc.

Does anyone have an idea of what could be happening or what I might be
doing wrong?

Thanks in advance,

John


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Re: [Caml-list] compilation woes

[John D. Barnett]

Sorry everyone-

After finally posting my question, I figured out the compilation problem;
I wasn't deleting the .cmx file.

Now everything works fine.

-John

On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, John D. Barnett wrote:

> I'm new to ocaml, and am having problems using the native code compiler,
> ocamlopt (ocaml-3.00-10 on intel RHLinux 7.1).


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