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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Moreau <lyclaire@a...> |
| Subject: | Re : Weak types ? |
Simon Helsen had given an explication about weak types and the reason their existence, but there is still something i can't understand : if we do : let toto y = let id x = x in id id y ;; this will be of type 'a ->'a What is the difference with this : let toto = let id x = x in id id ;; I thought caml will understand that there is no difference ! why does caml make this difference ?