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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Christian Lindig <lindig@i...> |
| Subject: | Re: Module hierarchy revisited |
> With directory as modules support we use the cleaner first aproach,
> as well as avoiding any name clashes.
>
> This will become more and more a concern as ocaml support grows
> larger.
I would like to support the proposed mapping of module hierarchies to
directory hierarchies. It allows for a nice integration of many of
the existing caml code (like pcre, Chris Okasaki's data structures,
XLib to name just a few) into a contrib hierarchy.
Let's learn from the Perl, Java, and Python communities which managed
to build a very large code base for their respective system.
Maintenance of such a code base could (and probably would) be
independent from the OCaml compiler and its standard library once the
top level modules are fixed.
To summarize: I'd like to see such a feature in OCaml 3.
-- Christian
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Christian Lindig Gaertner Datensysteme GbR, Braunschweig, Germany
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