Can not compile

[vicuna]

Original bug ID: 3702 Reporter: administrator Status: closed Resolution: not a bug Priority: normal Severity: minor Category: ~DO NOT USE (was: OCaml general)

Bug description

Hi,

I have downloaded the latest version of ocaml and wanted to compile a simple program that uses the threads lib. But I get a compile error saying:

Unbound value Thread.delay

The code is as follows (test.ml):

let foo () = Format.print_string "deneme"

let _ = Thread.delay 0.4

The command line is as such:

ocamlc -I +threads threads.cma test.ml

Can anybody tell me if there is something wrong with this picture?

Kind Regards, rd

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[vicuna]

Comment author: administrator

Hi,

Must have forgotten to mention in my email, this is the windows version of ocaml.

Best Regards, Riza

--- Damien Doligez caml-bugs@pauillac.inria.fr wrote:

Hello,

I have downloaded the latest version of ocaml and wanted to compile a simple program that uses the threads lib. But I get a compile error saying:

Unbound value Thread.delay

This looks like you don't have the threads library installed on your machine. Try the following:

ls ocamlc -where/threads

If the directory doesn't exist, or does not contain a file called thread.cmi, then threads aren't installed properly.

-- Damien

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[vicuna]

Comment author: administrator

Hello,

I have downloaded the latest version of ocaml and wanted to compile a simple program that uses the threads lib. But I get a compile error saying:

Unbound value Thread.delay

This looks like you don't have the threads library installed on your machine. Try the following:

ls ocamlc -where/threads

If the directory doesn't exist, or does not contain a file called thread.cmi, then threads aren't installed properly.

-- Damien