I don't see that it makes much of a difference. Besides, the reason it
hasn't worked well for me is that inevitably I want to add some
functions to the module that has the variant type. For example, pretty
printers. The next compromise is to continue the path without a .mli file
until I don't want some of these utilities to be exported.  In the end,
I'm back to the source of the problem, having to duplicate a large variant
type.

On Thu, 22 Mar 2001, John Max Skaller wrote:

> Patrick M Doane wrote:
>  
> > For projects that I've worked on that have huge variant types, I have
> > typically placed the variants in a module by themselves with no .mli file.
> > This technique hasn't worked too well for me in practice and is still
> > annoying for the smaller variants.
> 
> 	Try placing them in a .mli file instead (no ml file).
> 
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