ls</h2><h3 id="option-1:-interactive-ocaml-session"><a href="#option-1:-interactive-ocaml-session" class="anchor"></a>Option 1: Interactive OCaml session</h3><p>You may simply open an <code>OCaml</code> toplevel (for instance <code>utop</code>), and load <code>Bogue</code>:</p><pre class="language-ocaml"><code>#thread;;
#require &quot;bogue&quot;;;</code></pre><p>Of course we assume that you have a working <a href="https://ocaml.org/docs/up-and-running">OCaml</a> environment and installed the <a href="https