• OCaml 4.01.0 (Code is highly dependent on the specific compiler version. Do not try compiling with other versions.)
• OPAM, findlib and OMake to build.
• spotlib.2.4.1
• meta_conv.1.1.4
• orakuda.1.2.1
• treeprint.1.0.3
• levenshtein.1.0.0
• pa_ounit.109.53.02
• ounit.2.0.0
• eliom.3.0.3

These packages should be available from OPAM. Windows is not supported.

OPAM package for OCamlOScope is not yet available... since it requires the following mending of external softwares.

Some of the above packages lack cmxs files and you have to build them manually:

• ocamlcommon.cmxs and odoc_info.cmxs are missing in OCaml 4.01.0. You have to build them using 0fix_ocamlcommon.cmxs.
• ounit.cmxs of OUnit 2.0.0 misses oUnit2.cmx. You have to fix it using 0fix_ounit_cmxs

$ omake

What does scraping need:

• cmt files. OCaml modules must be compiled with OCAMLPARAM=_,bin-annot=1, and the compiled source tree with cmt files must be kept.
• For softwares installed by OPAM, OPAMKEEPBUILDDIR=yes is required to keep ths source files
• OPAM 1.1.0 has a bug and cannot keep the compiler source even with OPAMKEEPBUILDDIR=yes.

The following command should scrape the OCaml compiler source code and all the installed OCamlFind libraries and their corresponding OPAM build directorires, and stores the result under data/ directory.

$ ./oco -d -c <ocaml compiler source dir>

After scraping, oco goes to its console query mode against the dumped data file.

Change directory to eliom/, copy eliom/oco.conf.in to oco.conf and change @PORT@, @OCAMLLIB@ and @OCAMLSRC@, then:

$ ./starteliom.sh