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--- magistraleinformaticanetworking:spm:ocaml-intro [29/03/2011 alle 18:17 (14 anni fa)] – Marco Danelutto
+++ magistraleinformaticanetworking:spm:ocaml-intro [31/03/2011 alle 08:33 (14 anni fa)] (versione attuale) – [SPM resources] Marco Danelutto
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 Documentation relative to Ocaml is available through the offical [[http://caml.inria.fr/resources/index.en.html|Ocaml documentation]] web page.
+==== Running programs ====
+=== Using the interpreter ===
+Run **ocaml** from the shell prompt, then read the program text with a **#use "filename.ml"** command. All the definitions in the file will be interpreted as if they were entered directly at the current ocaml interpreter prompt.
+=== Compile to bytecode ===
+Compile the program using the bytecode compiler **ocamlc**. Then run the resulting **a.out** either using **ocamlrun** command from the shell prompt or directly invoking the **./a.out**
+<code>
+backus:SKammello marcod$ ls
+prova.ml	skeletons.ml
+backus:SKammello marcod$ ocaml
+        Objective Caml version 3.11.1
+# #use "prova.ml";;
+val add : int -> int -> int = <fun>
+Il valore della somma e' 5
+- : unit = ()
+# #quit;;
+backus:SKammello marcod$ ocamlc prova.ml
+backus:SKammello marcod$ ls -t
+a.out		prova.cmo	skeletons.ml
+prova.cmi	prova.ml
+backus:SKammello marcod$ head -1 a.out
+#!/usr/local/bin/ocamlrun
+backus:SKammello marcod$ ./a.out
+Il valore della somma e' 5
+backus:SKammello marcod$ ocamlrun a.out
+Il valore della somma e' 5
+backus:SKammello marcod$ cat prova.ml
+let add x y = x + y;;
+Printf.printf "Il valore della somma e' %d\n" (add 2 3);;
+backus:SKammello marcod$
+</code>
 ==== SPM resources ====
 Here you'll find Ocaml code related to the SPM course.
-  * [[http://backus.di.unipi.it/~marcod/SPM1011/dump2903.txt|terminal dump]] of the lesson given on Tue, March 29, 4pm
+  - [[skelfsem|Sample skeleton set functional semantics]]  - [[http://backus.di.unipi.it/~marcod/SPM1011/dump2903.txt|terminal dump]] of the lesson given on Tue, March 29, 4pm
+  - float aritmetic operators are indicated with a dot after the operator symbol (this was asked during March 29 lesson):
+<code>
+# 0.0 +. 1.0 ;;
+- : float = 1.
+#
+</code>