ocamlify(1)
NAME
ocamlify - create an OCaml file including other files.
SYNOPSIS
ocamlify [options] option-file
DESCRIPTION
This program allows to copy files inside OCaml code. It uses a first
file that describes the other files that must be included and the type
of OCaml variable it should create. It can also describe dependencies
to other files, in order to generate .depends files for make.
For example, we can create a file test.mlify with this content:
VarString oasissys_ml "OASISSys.ml"
VarStringList readme_template_mkd "MANUAL-template.mkd"
We then translate it using the program:
$> ocamlify --output test.ml test.mlify
And we get a file test.ml containing two OCaml variables: oasissys_ml,
which is a string, and readme_template_mkd which is a string list (one
string per line).
OPTIONS
--var-string-list varname file
Include file as a list of string, each string representing a
line (without trailing EOL character)
--var-string varname file
Include file as a string.
--output file
Output file, default to standard output
--depends
Output file dependencies
--target file
Define target of dependencies
-help|--help
Display list of options
AUTHORS
Sylvain Le Gall.
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