Here's an odd compile error I've run up against:

foo.ml:

        open Printf
        
        let snoo x = 60_000. /. x
        
        let print x =
            printf "snoo(%f): %f\n" x (snoo x)
        
Compilation results:
        
        dragonfly: tmp $ ocamlopt foo.ml
        /tmp/camlasm9587be.s: Assembler messages:
        /tmp/camlasm9587be.s:53: Warning: rest of line ignored; first
        ignored character
        is `_'
        /tmp/camlasm9587be.s:82: Warning: rest of line ignored; first
        ignored character
        is `_'

This is on redhat 8.0 running ocaml 3.06.

Any ideas?

y


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