Tutorials

Try OCaml Online

• Try OCaml Online (by OCamlPro) allows you to start learning OCaml in your browser, without installing it. Compiled as a single Javascript page, it gives you the full power of OCaml, even when your are disconnected from the network.

Tutorials on OCaml

• The Official Tutorial (by Inria) gives you a fast introduction to the most useful features of the language.
• Notes on OCaml (by David Matuszek) gives a concise, yet broad, overview of the language and the standard library.
• Tutorial on the C API (by Florent Monnier) explains how to write C stubs to call C functions from OCaml and back.
• OCaml for scientific computation (by Thomas Fiscbacher), covers a broad sample of OCaml, from the basics to the C api.

Tutorials on Tools

There are also tutorials that can be useful to learn how to use popular tools and libraries.

• Camlp4 Tutorial, to build syntax extensions for OCaml with Camlp4.
• OCamllex Tutorial (by SooHyoung Oh), on how to create lexers using the ocamllex tool of the standard distribution.
• OCamlyacc Tutorial (by SooHyoung Oh), on how to create parsers using the ocamlyacc tool of the standard distribution.

Tutorials on Contributions

• LablGTK 2.0 Tutorial (by SooHyoung Oh), on how to create graphical applications with the LablGTK library.
• Camlp5 Tutorial (by Martin Jambon), on how to use the Camlp5 processor