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Request for example where type annotation are required
- Christophe Raffalli
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| From: | Christophe Raffalli <christophe.raffalli@u...> |
| Subject: | Request for example where type annotation are required |
I am looking for small ML examples (using variants, modules, objects, etc ...) Where one needs to write type information to be able to type-check the program with OCaml I am developping a new typing algorithm (not unification based ;-) which seems to accept all OCaml features and more (like higher-order type without using a functor) with no type annotation at all. I have quite a few examples, but all the experts on this list may have idea I did not have. Christophe Raffalli PS: an article and a first implementation should be available very soon.