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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Pietro Abate <Pietro.Abate@a...> |
| Subject: | type_declaration in env.ml |
hi all,
I'm trying to understand this data structure in env.ml in the ocaml src
files.
type type_declaration =
{ type_params: type_expr list;
type_arity: int;
type_kind: type_kind;
type_manifest: type_expr option;
type_variance: (bool * bool * bool) list }
and type_kind =
Type_abstract
| Type_variant of (string * type_expr list) list * private_flag
| Type_record of (string * mutable_flag * type_expr) list
* record_representation * private_flag
If I've a type like :
type t = A of int | B of float
I'll get
type_params = []
type_arity = 0
type_kind = Type_variant (
[ "A", [ { desc = Tvar ; level = ?? ; id = ?? }] ;
"B", [ { desc = Tvar ; level = ?? ; id = ?? }] ] , false )
type_manifest = ??
type_variance = []
correct ?
what if I have just
type t = int ?
where I store the type identifier "t" in both cases ?
Can anybody explain me the semantic of these fields ? I can guess some,
but I'm not very confident...
thanks.
pietro
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