On Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 11:21:52AM +0200, Maxence Guesdon wrote: > Yes, we were not too sure that man/mano was the right place > and .o the right extension. But we saw that perl and tcl do strange things, > for example tcl put some man pages in man/mann and other man pages in > man/man3 with extension .3tcl ... Besides, we saw man/mano exists on > some systems. > The Linux Filesystem Hierachy Standard stops at man/man8. > Do you have a better idea where to place our ocaml man pages, and with > what extension ? (personnaly i like the .o idea, and it works well).
.3o would be fine, wouldn't it? > > > > The Out_of_memory is still strange, but i will ask more information > > > in the caml-list tomorrow (how much ram, try to add the -v option to > > > ocamldoc to get progress information by verbose mode). > > > > Well, in my guess, the most probable thing is that there may not be free > > mem available on the alpha box or something such, even on my box, the > > build process uses a lot of time in this shell script, so this may be > > the problem, i don't know. > > It could be, since the man pages generator uses some string concatenation > (with the ^ operator), but not that much. The -v flag would help to find out > if the Out_of_memory comes in the generation part of before. It is a system "out of memory" message, IIRC. -- Jérôme Marant
