[Omake] OCaml and Generated Source File

[Jeremy Cowgar]

Greetings.

1st, let me say, OMake is a great product, thanks for developing it! It 
greatly has simplified my development process.

Now, my question. Basically, one of the program's I am trying to compile 
depends on a generated file. test_generated is the program name, 
unit__test.ml is the program name. The problem is, that the target 
(OCamlProgram) does not try to compile unit__test.ml. Here is the OMakefile 
for that sub directory:

OCAMLINCLUDES += $(shell ocamlfind query oUnit calendar postgresql) \
                 $(dir ../odb) $(dir ../../cowgar/src)
OCAML_LIBS=../odb/odb ../../cowgar/src/cowgar
OCAML_OTHER_LIBS=unix calendar oUnit postgresql

OCamlProgram(test_odb, testBaseDo test_odb)
OCamlProgram(test_generated, unit__test test_generated)

.DEFAULT: test_odb

unit__test.ml: generated_fixture.sql
	../utils/execute_sql -f generated_fixture.sql
	../utils/buildDo -d ../templates -t unit__test -o unit__test.ml

clean:
	$(CLEAN) test_odb test_generated unit__test.*

test_generated is where I am having problems, obviously with unit__test.ml. It 
never tries to generate unit__test.ml on it's own. If I type omake 
unit__test.ml then it generates the file. It then will not compile 
unit__test.ml ... If I manually compile the file, omake will then compile 
test_generated, link and produce the executable file. I thought the naming 
scheme might be a problem, so I have tried unit_test.ml and also unitTest.ml 
and that is not making any difference.

Anyone have an idea?

Thank,

Jeremy Cowgar