In O'Caml the types are compiled away, right?

Then, is there actually a performance/memory overhead in replacing:
  type coord = int * int

with:
  type coord = Coord of (int * int)


Is it recognized as a 'reasonable' way to get the type system to help me not
mixing up stuff (except for signatures of course)?


Slightly more general:  Did I miss any doc. about this in the O'Caml manual?

Thanks,

- Jakob Lichtenberg

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