Re: Round-robin CPU scheduling emulator

dvanhorn wrote:
> There has got to be a better way to run this than with this silly shell
> interpreter business.  After all, this is a strongly typed language; let's
> compile the goddamn thing.  Unfortunately the interpreter was easier to do
> than actually reading to docs for ocamlc to figure out how to set an entry
> point for the module (if that is indeed the way to do it).  So anyway, to
> create the interp do:
> 
>   ocamlmktop -custom -o mocaml str.cma
> 
> (str.cma is need for regular expressions.)  Change the #! at the start of this
> file to point to the mocaml file you just created.  Make sure the privleges on
> rr.ml include execute.  Then do:
> 
>   ./rr.ml <file>

So the better way to do this is to remove the #! line at the beginning and
then do:

   ocamlc -o rr str.cma rr.ml

and then ./rr <file> to run.  I put some sample files up to for reference.

   http://www.cs.uvm.edu/~dvanhorn/ocaml/

-d