Jacques Garrigue

I see. Unfortunately it seems that LablTk is not compatible with ocaml-multicore. ocaml-multicore uses a different internal representation for values, and does not provide the same FFI as ocaml. In...

Sorry, I'm busy with other things. But if somebody with a good understanding of ocaml-multicore wants to do that, I can provide some support about the labltk part. By the...

OCamlBrowser is not compatible with development versions of OCaml. Either try with OCaml 4.10 or compile only the library, i.e. `make library` (see README for details)

For the browser, you need the version of OCaml and labltk to match. See the following page for the corresponding releases. https://garrigue.github.io/labltk/ You can also install matching versions automatically through...

You just need to install opam, following the instructions on their page, and do ``` opam switch create 4.09.0 opam install ocamlbrowser ``` This will install both labltk and ocamlbrowser

Also, as I said above, if you don't need ocamlbrowser, you can just compile with ``` make library make install ```

I see. This is a stupid error, as the configuration of labltk itself works, and it does not depend on conf-tk, which is just supposed to check the availability of...

Note that the needed headers are actually already included in the Tk framework at ``` /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/MacOSX10.14.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/Tk.framework/Headers/X11 ``` So it should be sufficient to create a symbolic link to this directory...

If you use the native Tk, it is not using X. However, LablTk programs may be used seldom exploited APIs, that are not well supported by this version. It is...

Should probably remove it one day...