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"version": "0.2.0",
"configurations": [
{
"name": "OCaml",
"type": "ocamldebug",
"request": "launch",
"program": "${workspaceRoot}/Main.re",
"console": "internalConsole",
"stopOnEntry": false
}
]
}
Here is the code:
let main () =
output_string stdout "Hello world!\n";;
main () ;;
I've also tried:
let run () => {
print_endline "Hello world";
};
let add2 x => x + 2;
Though it's obviously not a code problem. The Debug mode runs for 3 seconds then terminates, with nothing printed to any of the output consoles and no errors shown.
This is a travesty as you want new users of the OCaml language, yet you don't offer any way for them to actually run code.... So please help me get started. I am not interested in running OCaml in vim or emacs. I would like an IDE. If not possible, I will have to either choose not to code my project or to do it all in C++ (or something stupid). I need to learn OCaml so that I can understand and modify the CoqIDE (a tool for mathematics).
Here is my launch config:
Here is the code:
I've also tried:
Though it's obviously not a code problem. The Debug mode runs for 3 seconds then terminates, with nothing printed to any of the output consoles and no errors shown.
This is a travesty as you want new users of the OCaml language, yet you don't offer any way for them to actually run code.... So please help me get started. I am not interested in running OCaml in vim or emacs. I would like an IDE. If not possible, I will have to either choose not to code my project or to do it all in C++ (or something stupid). I need to learn OCaml so that I can understand and modify the CoqIDE (a tool for mathematics).