On Fri, 12 Oct 2001, Xavier Leroy <xavier.leroy@inria.fr> wrote:
> 
> An alpha release of what should eventually be Objective Caml 3.03 [...]

I just tried the alpha release out of curiosity [it compiles without
problem on my Debian Linux x86 box BTW] and used it on some of my
code.  That triggered the following questions.

> Q2: I get a syntax error when I try to compile a program using stream
>     parsers.
> 
> A2: Stream parser now require camlp4. It is included in the
>     distribution, and you just need to use "ocamlc -pp camlp4o" in
>     place of "ocamlc".

* Does the above means it is not possible anymore to use "parser"
  under the interactive system?

* Since camlp4 does not support the Bigarray notation (.{...}), does
  that imply that programs using parsers must not use it (or
  then--when possible--be divided into several sources that are
  compiled separately)?

ChriS


P.S.  I am in the process of learning OCaml, so please excuse if the
above questions have obvious answers.
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