I used ocaml-3.09.0-win-mgw.exe to install OCaml under
windows 2000. When compiling this program
print_string "Hello.\n" ;;
this error occurs:
C:\info\source\ocaml>ocamlopt -verbose hello.ml -o
hello.exe
+ as -o "hello.o"
"C:\temp\camlasm39afd5.s"
+ as -o "C:\temp\camlstartupe399ed.o"
"C:\temp\camlstartup3b99e7.s"
+ gcc -mno-cygwin -o "hello.exe"
-I"C:\bin\ObjectiveCaml\lib"
"C:\temp\camlstartupe399ed.o"
"C:\bin\ObjectiveCaml\lib\std_exit.o"
"hello.o"
"C:\bin\ObjectiveCaml\lib\stdlib.a"
"-LC:\bin\ObjectiveCaml\lib"
"C:\bin\ObjectiveCaml\lib\libasmrun.a"
Error during linking
All of the files referenced by gcc exist except for
"C:\temp\camlstartupe399ed.o". Perhaps gcc
automatically
deleted it.
Using ocamlc is fine:
C:\info\source\ocaml>ocamlc hello.ml -o hello.exe
produces a good executable.
C:\info\source\ocaml>ocamlopt -v
The Objective Caml native-code compiler, version 3.09.0
Standard library directory: C:\bin\ObjectiveCaml\lib
I have installed the following Cygwin packages:
binutils, gcc-core, gcc-mingw-core, mingw-runtime, w32-api.
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