I tried to extend the standard Set module with new operations. I got
error messages about type incompatibilities (the Set.S.t as exposed by
my implementation and Set.S.t used by functions from the original Set).
I have reduced my code to the following small example:
module Set = struct
modul
Dawid Toton wrote:
> I tried to extend the standard Set module with new operations. I got
> error messages about type incompatibilities (the Set.S.t as exposed by
> my implementation and Set.S.t used by functions from the original Set).
> I have reduced my code to the following small example:
>
>
Hello.
I've finally resolved the 'license' question that was worrying me
for a long time because of my stupidity, and now we are ready to
present windows binary installer of OCaml/MinGW + libraries.
Moreover, there are _two_ installers.
They share in common the following features:
- OCaml+l
On 27-04-2010, Dawid Toton wrote:
> I tried to extend the standard Set module with new operations. I got
> error messages about type incompatibilities (the Set.S.t as exposed by
> my implementation and Set.S.t used by functions from the original Set).
> I have reduced my code to the following s