Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2005 10:31:27 +0200
To: lablgtk at math.nagoya-u.ac.jp
From: Zcode <zcode at email.it>
Reply-To: Zcode <zcode at email.it>
Subject: Re: new pre-release of lablgtk2 and lablGL (including win32)
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>That's strange.
>I know the warnings: they come from the fact I just rename a MSVC
>export library for use under mingw. But this is not the problem.
>You "undefined references" are about ocaml code.
>So this looks like ocamlopt doesn't work at all.
>Could you try compiling and linking an ocamlopt program in this
>directory (not using lablgtk)?
>Also, did ocamlc -custom work?
>
>Jacques


In the directory where I am ($OCAMLLIB/lablgtk2/examples) I tried to build a
simple ocaml program with ocamlopt (ocamlopt -ccopt "-L/c/gtk-2.6.8/lib"
unix.cmxa cryptokit.cmxa foo.ml -o foo.exe), and it's ok.
Then I built the testGtk example with ocamlc:
ocamlc -custom -ccopt "-L/c/gtk-2.6.8/lib" -I +lablgtk2 lablgtk.cmxa
gtkInit.cmx testGtk.ml -o testGtk.exe
and it linked but with a list of the following warning:
Warning: .drectve `/DEFAULTLIB:"LIBCMT" /DEFAULTLIB:"OLDNAMES" '
unrecognized

With ocamlopt the linking problem still persists (also after downloading
today's lablgtk and gtk packages) 
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