It tries to find the most efficient version of the compiler available on your machine.
Some OCaml tools are available in variants that were generated for the execution from byte code and native machine instructions.
I don't really know how the makefile in the distributed code works. I say make to get a bytecode version and make opt to get a native code version.
Would you like to distinguish the native byte code compiler from the "byte coded" native executable generator during build configuration and patch processing? ;-)
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