Profiling · OCaml Documentation
Profiling Speed Why is OCaml fast? Indeed, step back and ask is OCaml fast? How can we make programs faster? In this chapter we'll look at what actually happens when you compile your OCaml programs down to machine code. This will help in understanding why OCaml is not just a great language for programming, but is also a very fast language indeed. And it'll help you to help the compiler write bette
Welcome to a World of OCaml
# let square x = x * x val square : int -> int = < fun > # square 3 - : int = 9 # let rec fac x = if x <= 1 then 1 else x * fac (x - 1) val fac : int -> int = < fun > # fac 5 - : int = 120 # square 120 - : int = 14400
Loops and Recursions · OCaml Documentation
Loops and Recursions As in other OCaml.org documentation, the code examples will either be something you can test or an example of code. Code snippets that begin with the CLI prompt #, end with ;;, and have a clear output can be tested in the OCaml toplevel (ocaml or utop) or pasted into the OCaml playground. If the code doesn't start with # and end in ;;, it's an example of how to write the code.
Compiling OCaml Projects · OCaml Documentation
Compiling OCaml Projects This tutorial explains how to compile your OCaml programs into executable form. It addresses, in turn: The compilation commands ocamlc and ocamlopt provided with OCaml. It is useful to learn these commands to understand OCaml's compilation model. The ocamlfind front-end to the compiler, which saves you from worrying about where libraries have been installed on your particu
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