I have a library which for various reasons is split into two modules,
called them Analysis_p and Analysis.

I want end-user programs to be able to 'open Analysis', and get all
the symbols from both modules.  This is simple enough using the
'include' directive:

analysis.ml:	include Analysis_p
		(* plus a few extra functions *)

However when I added an analysis.mli file, I found that I could not
automatically 'include' symbols from Analysis_p.  The following
doesn't work:

analysis.mli:	include Analysis_p
		(* plus a few extra prototypes *)

ocamlc -w s -g -I +pcre -I +postgres -I +dbi -c analysis.mli
File "analysis.mli", line 1, characters 8-24:
Unbound module type Analysis_p

Instead it seems, as far as I can see, that I have to list out all the
prototypes again in analysis.mli.  Is this so?  If so, it's a pain for
me, and means that prototypes for one function exist in two different
places (also I don't control Analysis_p directly, so it requires extra
coordination).

Rich.

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