OPAM is the OCaml package manager. It can find, build, install and uninstall OCaml compilers, tools and libraries. It is now an easy way to use OCaml. I suggest dev-ml/opam. Also, attached opam-1.1.0.ebuild can fetch OPAM source from git repo when PV is 9999, so you can copy it to opam-9999.ebuild and fix KEYWORDS and then it should work as expected. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 367128 [details] opam-1.1.0.ebuild
*** Bug 526174 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 387698 [details] opam-1.2.0.ebuild This is the build for the 1.2.0 version. Unfortunately it has a few dependencies that are not in portage at the moment, including cmdliner bug #520060. I file bugs for the missing ones (uutf and jsonm)
(In reply to Guillaume Horel from comment #3) > Created attachment 387698 [details] > opam-1.2.0.ebuild > > This is the build for the 1.2.0 version. Unfortunately it has a few > dependencies that are not in portage at the moment, including cmdliner bug > #520060. I file bugs for the missing ones (uutf and jsonm) Maybe we should create an overlay, analogous to Gentoo-Haskell, to handle all of these dependencies? I don't know enough about Gentoo, overlays, or OCaml to determine if this is a terrible idea.
added, thanks all!