Rich,
Thanks for your reply.
What you mentioned in your blog:
In fact saving the AST into the cmo file is relatively simple: we just
turn it into a string (using Marshal) and write out the string as a
camlp4 substitution:
let bitmatch ext2sb = { ... }
becomes: let ext2sb = ""
If I understand c
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 12:15:08PM +0100, Conglun Yao wrote:
> I'm just wondering is it possible to use camlp4 to generate more than
> one compiled files.
> Normally, camlp4 preprocesses a file and then pass it directly to
> compiler (for *.cmo), or its pretty-printer (for *.ml or other
> 'plain'
Dear all,
I'm just wondering is it possible to use camlp4 to generate more than
one compiled files.
Normally, camlp4 preprocesses a file and then pass it directly to
compiler (for *.cmo), or its pretty-printer (for *.ml or other
'plain' file).
In my case, I want to extend the syntax, and write a
