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You've got a thorough listing of the options available, but this question will not have a clear answer. My personal recommendation is also to use ocamlbuild. The myocamlbuild.ml file provided <a href="http://brion.inria.fr/gallium/index.php/Using_ocamlfind_with_ocamlbuild" rel="noreferrer">here</a> is a good start. It will allow you to easily compile projects that depend on various libraries. I don't think it handles the case of binding to C libraries, but there are additional examples on the <a href="http://brion.inria.fr/gallium/index.php/Ocamlbuild" rel="noreferrer">wiki</a> that may help. Some people object to ocamlbuild because it is yet another build tool, complicating package managers jobs. However, its ease of use and the fact that it is included in the official distribution is making it more and more widely used. You can also skip all this and use oasis directly. It is very new, and a stable release has not yet been announced, but it is very usable. It will generate the myocamlbuild.ml automatically for you. This is probably the way to go in the very near future, if not already. Furthermore, by using oasis, you will immediately have the benefit of oasis-db, a CPAN like system for OCaml that is under development. Regarding managing libraries, the answer is ocamlfind. If you have multiple instances of OCaml installed, calling the appropriate copy of ocamlfind will automatically cause all references to libraries be those for that particular instance, assuming you use ocamlfind systematically for all libraries. I currently use godi to install OCaml and libraries. It uses ocamlfind, and I have no problem having multiple instances of OCaml installed.
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