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As I understand it, when using F#, you have to manually list the source files in dependency order for the compiler’s benefit (if there is any way around that, please let me know!)
Listing them on the command line from left to right obviously isn’t going to scale. Is there a way to at least make it accept the list of files in a text file, one per line, preferably with the ability to put in blank lines and comments? I’ve checked the compiler options, and I don’t see anything that looks promising.
No, but the typical way to compile F# (at least on Windows; dunno about Mono) is via MSBuild; the .fsproj project file puts each file as a separate
<Compile>item on a separate line. What build tools are you using?