| Dear OCamlers. I am doing some quick and dirty OCamling, and while coding would like to execute my code in the toplevel, rather than first compiling it and then running my compiled binary.
if I have a file called test1.ml, for which the following works fine:
ocaml test1.ml
But, now, if test1.ml uses the Test2 module (in test2.ml), I get a module missing exception. I get around this with:
ocaml test2.ml test1.ml
but when supplying both test2 and test1 to the ocaml toplevel, absolutely no code is executed at all. I have tried to use the -I flag to add the current directory to the search path (which it should be by default?), but without any luck.
I haven't had any luck with ocamlfind either, and ocamlfind seems to be for finding third party libraries, rather than other modules within the same project?
I hope I am missing something trivial here.
Thank you, and have a great afternoon!
All the best, Sebastian
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