Andrew Ray

Thanks. Regarding the toplevel - that is the actual iocaml-kernel so it will definitely be needed. It looks like jbuilder is about to get a bytecode only target janestreet/jbuilder#104 along...

Looks like you may need to set LIBRARY_PATH as well. On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 9:55 AM, tpltnt wrote: > I tried it and it did not work. See...

That might be dangerous (theres some properly weird stuff going on in translmod around setvalue/getvalue). It shouldn't be too hard to interpret the output of parsing and maintain our own...

(great minds and all that!)

I guess that's OK. I do need to get the 0.4.x series back into shape again first though.

You shouldn't need to use ipython ``` iocaml notebook.ipynb ``` If you really want to use ipython, does adding ``` let () = Topdirs.dir_directory (Sys.getenv "OCAML_TOPLEVEL_PATH")```;; ``` into a cell...

Seems to be installing a very, very old version of ctypes. Perhaps try ``` $ opam install ctypes.0.11.2 iocaml ``` On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 11:38 AM, laowantong wrote:...

@yallop is correct - you need `libffi` installed in order to find `ffi.h` and that you might, therefore, require something like homebrew. To fix the new problem here with iocamljs-kernel,...

Can you see `ffi.h`? On my (linux) system I need a package called `libffi-dev` to get the header files.

The `iocamljs-kernel` failure I will have a look into and try to find some set of working package versions. For `iocaml`, just like libffi, you will need a development version...