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I want to compile some OCaml bytecode and have it run on Windows and Unix-type systems. My source code works fine if I recompile it on each platform, but the bytecode isn't portable. Sample code: open Unix let on_windows = Filename.dir_sep <> "/";; Printf.printf "On windows: %b\n" on_windows;; let child = create_process "gpg" (Array.of_list ["gpg"; "--version"]) stdin stdout stderr;; Printf.printf "Child %d\n" child;; Build command: ocamlbuild -use-ocamlfind -pkg unix test.byte If I compile on Windows and run on Linux, I get Fatal error: unknown C primitive `win_waitpid' If I compile on Linux and run on Windows I get: Fatal error: unknown C primitive `unix_waitpid' How can I make the bytecode work everywhere?
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