Re: dnspacket.ml

[Éireann Leverett <epl25@xxxxxxxxx>]

I'm guessing I should be using the interfaces instead of linking all files 
together (perhaps this is what you meant). So for DNS I can see eight 
currently defined:
server
hashcons
dnstrie
dnsserver
dnsrr
dnsquery
dnsloader
dnslexer

Which is now starting to make a lot more sense. However, can anyone tell me 
what .mly files are for?
Also, does mirage generally use the ocamlc or ocamlopt compilation? The 
book establishes the difference as primarily easilydebuggable&portable 
-v-performance enhanced&native code. Is there any more to that story?
Eireann

On Jul 26 2011, Thomas Gazagnaire wrote:

> I guess this file is packed into the Dns pack. So to access function 
> <fun> inside it, you can use either :
> ---
> open Dns.Dnspacket
>
> <fun>
> ---
>
> or simply:
>
> ---
> Dns.Dnspacket.<fun>
> ---
>
>
> On Jul 26, 2011, at 6:17 PM, Éireann Leverett wrote:
>
> > DNS/OCaml gods,
> >
> > So for example one of the files I might be interested in linking in for 
> > a resolver would be dnspacket.ml which would help me parse dns replies. 
> > Do I do this using a statement within my resolver file like:
> > Open Dnspacket;;
> >
> > and then link to the location of the Dnspacket.cma at compile time?
> >
> > Or is there a 'Mirage way' to do this?
> >
> > Eireann