This is a wrapper around OCUnit, the unit testing framework that ships with Apple's XCode. This allows you to do a more traditional xUnit style of assertion instead of OCUnit's preprocessor macros. The downside: you don't get filename and line number in your failure message, but I'm working on it. It's a framework that you can install on your computer and link into your testing targets.
This is a small lambda calculus interpreter written in OCaml. Its primary purpose is to help me better understand some of the more theoretical parts of functional programming, but it may end up being practically useful (or it may not).
This is a tool that takes ocamldep one step further. It analyzes the dependency information produced by ocamldep and generates the sequence of files needed to be linked in to the final executable.