ocaml - How to use -thread compiler flag with ocamlbuild? -
i using jane street
's async_core
adding package(async_core)
in _tags
.
when use ocamlbuild -use-ocamlfind -i src test/test_airport.native
, gives me following error:
camlfind ocamlopt -linkpkg -package async_core -package unix -package netclient -package mongo -package xml-light src/airport.cmx test/test_airport.cmx -o test/test_airport.native ocamlfind: error package `threads': missing -thread or -vmthread switch
i googled , here got http://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml-4.00/manual039.html
it says:
programs use system threads must linked follows:
ocamlc -thread other options unix.cma threads.cma other files
so changed ocamlbuild command this:
ocamlbuild -use-ocamlfind -cflag -thread -i src test/test_airport.native
but error remains same. actual command ocamlbuild generated remains same without -thread
.
how can deal this?
what want know whether there ocamlbuild tag (~ feature) add -thread
argument relevant command-lines, instead of hacking -cflag
in unsatisfying ways. explained in blog post, should use -documentation
option of ocamlbuild:
% ocamlbuild -documentation | grep thread flag {. byte, link, ocaml, program, thread .} "threads.cma -thread" flag {. link, native, ocaml, program, thread .} "threads.cmxa -thread" flag {. doc, ocaml, thread .} "-i +threads" flag {. compile, ocaml, thread .} "-thread"
so answer is: add -tag thread
ocamlbuild invocation line, or thread
in relevant place in _tags
.
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