This template was stolen adapted from Martin Jambon's excellent Dune starter kit.
Project description
$ opam switch create . --deps-only --with-test
$ eval $(opam env)
Run make to compile the libraries and executables that are
meant to be installed.
$ make
$ make test
Use dune utop DIR where DIR if the folder contains the dune
file for a library. For instance, our sample library can be
used as follows:
$ dune utop sub2/lib
...
utop # Proj_sub2.A.do_something ();;
1525373137.245 seconds have elapsed since 1970-01-01T00:00:00.
- : unit = ()
The project can be installed with or without opam. Without opam, you can run the following which relies directly on dune:
$ make install
Similarly:
$ make uninstall
With opam, you can install the current development version of your project as a single opam package. It will override the currently installed package of the same name, if any:
$ opam pin add -k path proj .
For more information on opam pin, please consult the
opam documentation
The advantage of the opam-based method is that other opam packages can depend on this one, and opam will recompile them automatically as necessary.