Store OCamlDoc info into binary cmd and cmdi files.
This installs ocamlbindoc and ocamlbindoc.opt, which must be run with the
same command-line flags as ocamlc or ocamlc.opt (this is a temporary
measure until we patch the main compiler frontends to understand cmd files).
You can automate this by installing wrapper scripts in
~/.opam/4.01.0beta1/bin. Just run make install-divert to rename the
default ocamlc and replace them with ones that invoke both ocamlc and
ocamlbindoc. Make sure you only do this in a custom OPAM compiler switch, or
else you will end up modifying your system compiler.
You will also eventually need the cmt files generated by the -bin-annot
flag to the compiler. Starting with 4.01 of the compiler, export this in your
environment to add the flag to the compiler automatically.
$ export OCAMLPARAM=bin-annot=1,_