On 07.01.2004 04:50, Damien Doligez wrote:

> begin...end is like a pair of parentheses. [...]  I changed it
> in the yacc-based parser but not (yet) in the camlp4 parsers, hence
> the discrepancy.

Yes, that's what I figured, thanks!

>> P.S. Why would an exception (supposedly raised inside the "true" 
>> branch of an if) be re-raised at the end of the "if" branch?
> 
> 
> I don't know.  Maybe because the "inside" is a call to a primitive, and
> the "if branch" is the smallest OCaml expression that contains it ?

No, all the expressions were nested pretty deeply. But there were some 
"try ... with Not_found -> ..." nested there, so I am guessing one of 
them was causing the exception to be caught and re-raised...

Anyway, once I cleaned the code a bit, the weirdness went away. Now the 
only remaining weirdness that I see is that the innermost frame is 
missing from backtrace when the exception was raised from C - PR #2030; 
this one however is common to both 3.06 and 3.07+13 CVS.

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