#UNINSTALLING MACPORTS CODE#

OCaml is available as a package in most Linux distributions however, it is For more information on using the CLI, please visit the Command Line Crash Course video to learn some basics. Ensure you use the exact case and spacing shown, then hit return/enter at the end of every line. Type each command after the prompt $, although it's often represented by a %, >, or another symbol as well.

#UNINSTALLING MACPORTS CODE#

The code blocks (in black) on this page show the required commands (the text after # gives more information on the following commands).

On Linux, you are already familiar with a shell (typically bash or zsh).

There is an older shell called 'Command Prompt' you can use as well

On Windows, you can start PowerShell by pressing the Windows key ( ⊞), typing 'PowerShell,' and then clicking Open Windows PowerShell.On macOS you will run the Terminal app to start a shell.When this page asks you to enter commands in your shell, use the following instructions for your system: It's also known as a command line interface (CLI). Guidelines for Following Instructions on this PageĪ shell is a program that will let you enter commands in a text window using only your keyboard. The following instructions work on Linux, BSD, and macOS. If you are willing to set up OCaml on Windows, you might be interested in Of course, this includes installing the compiler itself, but it also installs a build system, a package manager, an LSP server to support your editor, and a few other tools that we describe later, setting up editor support, and bootstrapping a new project. This page will walk you through the installation of everything you need for a comfortable development environment to write projects in OCaml code.

Uninstalling macports