initial ocaml on windows explanation #1600
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avsm
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Aug 4, 2021
avsm
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I'm happy to merge this quickly and have followup PRs with refinements. Thanks Patrick! |
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Sounds good to me if you are happy this information is accurate. I was going to ping the original folks on discuss but there wasn't much activity on the issue so might not be worth it :)) |
dra27
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Aug 4, 2021
Co-authored-by: David Allsopp <[email protected]>
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Thanks both :)) |
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Sorry - I messed up that URL… it’s got too many sets of brackets now! |
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thanks @patricoferris @dra27 ! |
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Just a followup I noticed https://ocaml.org/docs/install.html#Windows should probably cross-link to this new updated info. |
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This PR starts the explanation of the current state of OCaml on Windows fixing #1598. As a small disclaimer, I have never used Windows with OCaml and I don't have all of the context for the current (and future) work being done to improve OCaml on Windows. But hopefully this is a start so others can fill in the details if required.
cc: @dra27 who has been very helpful providing Windows feedback :))