28 lines
764 B
Perl
28 lines
764 B
Perl
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This test checks that when an executable doesn't depend on an .ml
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file, Dune won't even look at the .ml file. This is important for:
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- executables stanzas with multiple executables. If we build only one
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of the executables, Dune shouldn't care if .ml files not pulled by
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this exe don't parse
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- for the upcoming ctypes rules where we build several intermediate
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executables out of the same compilation context
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$ echo '(lang dune 2.8)' > dune-project
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$ cat >dune<<EOF
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> (executables (names x y))
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> EOF
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$ cat >x.ml<<EOF
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> print_endline "Hello, world!"
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> EOF
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$ cat >y.ml<<EOF
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> (* unclosed comment
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> EOF
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$ cp y.ml z.ml
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At the moment, this doesn't work; dune still try to parse ml files
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that are not used:
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$ dune exec ./x.exe
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Hello, world!
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