On Sunday 18 August 2002 02:00 pm, William Chesters wrote:
> the compiler [...] doesn't inline anything between
> compilation units.  

I was always curious about this. If I were to change Array module, but not 
its interface, ocamlopt would ask me to recompile (not just re-link) 
everything that depends on Array, which means that ocamlopt looks at Array 
_implementation_, while compiling (not linking) code that depends on it.
In view of this, what stopped O'Caml creators from letting ocamlopt inline 
functions across module boundaries (especially if it's true that this could 
be responsible for a 100x speed boost)?

> You would see this clearly in the assembler output
> if you used ocamlopt -S.

Is there a tutorial for reading those *.s files ocamlopt produces?

Cheers
Oleg
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