Re: ocaml-ldconf?
On Mon, Mar 11, 2002 at 11:34:35AM +0200, Johann Spies wrote:
> The contents of /etc/ocaml/ld.conf refers to:
>
> "See the ocaml-ldconf(1) for more details."
Mmm, had no time to write one myself for it, feel free to contribute one, if
you like.
That said, in two week i will have a bit more time again, and now that ocaml
3.04-9 is in testing (it did go into testing, isn't it, or did i dream it), i
will fix this kind of small things. (i didn't want to make a new upload before
ocaml 3.04-9 did move to testing, in order to not keep obsolet stuff in
testing.
> But
> $ man ocaml-ldconf
> No manual entry for ocaml-ldconf
>
> So where do I find the details?
Information can be found in the /usr/share/doc/ocaml directory, in the files:
README.Debian and ocaml_packaging_policy.gz.
Further information is found in the mails of this mailing list, in particular
the exchanges i had with Denis Barbier.
And then, naturally there is the source of ocaml-ldconf.ml in the ocaml source
package, but it is by no means clear, i should really clean this code a bit
more.
Finally, there is also the command line help, provided by ocaml-ldconf --help
:
$ ocaml-ldconf --help
Usage:
1) ocaml-ldconf [OPTIONS]
updates /usr/lib/ocaml/ld.conf from /etc/ocaml/ld.conf and
/var/lib/ocaml/l
d.conf.
2) ocaml-ldconf [OPTIONS] -l
shows the current dll paths.
3) ocaml-ldconf [OPTIONS] [-p PACKAGE] -a/-r DIR
adds/removes DIR to /var/lib/ocaml/ld.conf for package PACKAGE.
Options:
-v adds more verbose messages.
-n don't update the dll paths.
-a add given path to the dynamic loading standard path
-r remove the given path from the dynamic loading standard path
-p gives the package name which adds/removes the path
-l displays the current dynamic loading paths
-v display more verbose messages
-n display more verbose messages
-help display this list of options
--help display this list of options
Friendly,
Sven Luther
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