Sorry for this basic question. I have a project that requires the use
of PXP and the related dependencies and PCRE among them.
Under Unix, I have compiled the project in bytecode form. This
executable works fine on the original platform.
Now when I try to use the same executable under Windows, with a
standard ocaml installation, i.e. without any additional install like
PXP, ocamlrun complains because of undefined references to
pcre_something.
Does it correspond to the expected behaviour when using bytecode
executables ? In other words, do such executables depend on more than
a run-time system for execution but also on the availability of third
party components ?
Is there any option to force ocamlc to include everything necessary to
the project so that the resulting executable would work everywhere
where a standard ocaml installation is available ?
Thanks for your help,
Guillaume Dutilleux