make_my_chamo1

Usage

Overview

This manual page documents briefly the make_my_chamo command.

This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

The native version of Chamo can not interpret OCaml code to modify its behaviour. However, it is possible to create your own native version of Chamo including personal modifications. This is the purpose of the tool make_my_chamo. This script allows to compile a Chamo including additional modules to extend and customize Chamo's behaviour while keeping the advantages of the native code.

The script launches a compilation command using the OCaml compiler generating native code (ocamlopt). All options of this compiler can be used in the parameters of make_my_chamo.

See ocamlopt manpages for a complete list of options.

Examples

For example, the following command creates a native code executable ~/bin/mychamo.x which includes the default configuration module ~/.cameleon2/chamo.init.ml:

      make_my_chamo -o ~/mychamo.x ~/.cameleon2/chamo.init.ml