Hello
I have a problem compiling my hybrid OCaml C program.
All works well when i have all the libs in the same directory of the output
file. i have the next files to compile
convert.c
macros.ml
testC.c
testML.ml
all the above i compile with the -c flag and they are all libraries.
and then i have a demo file named
demo.ml
to finnely link all the files together i use
ocamlopt -pp camlp4o str.cmxa -cclib '-lpcsclite convert.o testC.o'
macros.cmx demo.ml -o demo
(note that i pass as parameter the file macros.cmx and not testML.cmx and it
works. Both files are open inside the demo.ml . I dont know why i have to do
this in one file and not in the other, an explanation would be nice 
...
The line i have above gives me a valid working result)
the problem is when i move all the libraries i have to another directory,
witch is /usr/local/lib/ocamlstuff
i then try this
ocamlopt -pp camlp4o -I /usr/local/lib/ocamlstuff str.cmxa -cclib
'-lpcsclite convert.o testC.o' macros.cmx demo.ml -o demo
It works for all OCaml libs, but it wont work for the C libs....
I tried a lot of variations like for instance
ocamlopt -I /usr/local/lib/ocamlstuff -pp camlp4o str.cmxa -cclib '-B
/usr/local/lib/ocamlstuff convert.o testC.o -lpcsclite' macros.cmx
demo.ml-o demo
But still does not work, i get the following output
gcc: convert.o: No such file or directory
gcc: testC.o: No such file or directory
This is a gcc problem, so i'm not passing well the parameters to the C
compiler... is there anny aditional flag i should use?
Thank you
Manuel
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