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O'Caml compiler
O'Caml is a bytecode interpreter and optimising compiler for an ML-like
language, extended with object facilities. See
http://caml.inria.fr/
Here is a list of the command-line tools associated with O'Caml:
- ocaml - bytecode interpreter
- ocamlc - bytecode compiler
- ocamlopt - optimising native-code compiler
- ocamldebug - replay debugger
- camlp4 - preprocessor and pretty-printer
- ocamldep - module dependency analyser
- ocamldoc - extracts library documentation from source code
- ocamllex - lexical analyser generator (like lex for C, or alex for Haskell)
- ocamlyacc - parser generator (like yacc for C, or happy for Haskell)
- ocamlrun - to invoke an ocaml source script (like runhugs or runghc)
- ocamlbrowser -
- ocamlcp -
- ocamlmklib -
- ocamlmktop -
- ocamlprof - profiling?
They are all found in /usr/local/bin under Linux, or
/york/bin under Solaris.
Page last updated 21 July 2005
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