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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Xavier Leroy <Xavier.Leroy@i...> |
| Subject: | Re: Assert |
> List, > I still cannot figure out why the assert instruction > does not return the line number at which the exception occures. Basically, it's because the compiler uses character numbers internally; line numbers are computed only when printing an error message. > The characters are no good to me in debugging. I suppose they make > sense from the compiler's point of view, but they are no use to me. With Emacs, it's as easy to jump to a character number (M-x goto-char) than to jump to a line number (M-x goto-line). Since we (the OCaml developers) are Emacs fans, we didn't think that character numbers might be a problem for some users. - Xavier Leroy