The current OMake build system is pretty clunky. As OMake does not have build-in support for building mixed C and ML libraries we're stuck writing our own rules. Plus the installation rules are also hand written.
Ocamlbuild or OASIS seem to offer a better solution but the documentation is a bit lacking...
The current OMake build system is pretty clunky. As OMake does not have build-in support for building mixed C and ML libraries we're stuck writing our own rules. Plus the installation rules are also hand written.
Ocamlbuild or OASIS seem to offer a better solution but the documentation is a bit lacking...