Camelia 1.1

Camelia is a program that started out as a tool to help students in Brown Universitys CS17 have an easier time making the leap from Scheme to OCaml.
Its meant to make writing in OCaml relatively painless without having to learn the nuances of a powerful editor like Emacs or VI.
That said, its not meant to be just a teaching tool. It is a fairly powerful IDE that offers a nice alternative for OCaml programmers of all skill levels.
Camelia is an open-source IDE for OCaml meant to provide a nice alternative to Emacs and Vim. It was originally created as a tool for CS17 to help teach OCaml to students who had only ever worked with DrScheme before, but it is a useful tool to any OCaml developer.
Camelia is released under the Gnu Public License. For details, read the LICENSE file included with this distribution.
To install Camelia, read the INSTALL file for details. To perform a quick global install, run ./config, make, and then, as root, make install.
For use all the features of Camelia, you must have OCaml 3.08.3 installed on your system. Camelia is not guaranteed to work 100% with older or newer versions of OCaml.
If you would like to improve Camelia, feel free to make suggestions or patches. The file TODO lists known bugs and future issues that need to be addressed.
Main features:
- Syntax Highlighting
- Automatic Indentation
- Tabbed design to edit several files in one window
- Graphical parenthesis matching
- Split-pane interface for working with files and the OCaml console
- Graphical debugger
- Tool-tip style type display for all expressions
- Clickable bug tips to demystify some of OCamls notoriously difficult error messages