Ed Keith wrote:

> A potential client requires that the system be
> documented in UML, but do not specify what language it
> will be implemented in. I have used UML to document
> C++ and Java, and know UML is supposed to be
> implementation language independent, but am concerned
> that the impedance mismatch with Ocaml may make it
> impractical to combine UML and Ocaml. Any thoughts?

Well since UML is designed specifically for object modelling
and that the vast majority of Ocaml code I have seen and write
myself is functional rather than object oriented, this looks
like a match made in hell :-).

Erik
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