n x -> bar x]
>> instead of an error)
>
> I believe this is already the behaviour under the revised syntax,
No it is not:
# type t = [ C of int and int ];
type t = [ C of int and int ]
# C;
Error: The constructor C expects 2 argument(s),
but is here app
ulimit (for bash) before running your program.
Best,
-- Michel Mauny
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Hi,
2008/9/23 Сергей Плаксин <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> what is pa_op.cmo?
It's a CamlP4 parser for the extension of ocaml classical syntax with
streams parsers. Decoding proceeds as follows:
"pa_" stands for parser, "o" for ocaml syntax, and "p" for stream parsers.
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Christophe Raffalli écrit/writes [07/01/2008 06:34 PM] :
Is it a bug to have any difference between both ocaml parser (with "-pp
camlp4o" or without) ?
In some situations yes, in others no.
I expected that everything that compiles with ocamlc should compile with
ocamlc -pp camlp4o
(the oppos
