On Tue, Jul 29, 2003 at 02:01:07PM -0700, Chris Hecker wrote:
> Another way of thinking about this is that almost everybody re-#defines 
> assert in production C/C++ programs to do their own assert handling during 
> development (whether it's printing out additional information, allowing you 
> to drop into the debugger, popping up a message box, sending bug email, 
> whatever).  With assert hard-coded into ocaml, you can't do this.  

try
  main ()
with Assert_failure (line, col, file) -> (* or whatever it is *)
  prerr_endline "Panic! Contact support"

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