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Date: | 2007-09-08 (00:04) |
From: | Jacques GARRIGUE <garrigue@m...> |
Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Oddness concerning private variants in 3.10.0 |
From: "Chris King" <colanderman@gmail.com> > I just took the leap to 3.10 and encountered some strangeness > compiling my project with it: > > The implementation input_test.ml > does not match the interface (inferred signature): > Type declarations do not match: > type button = FrGui.button > is not included in > type button = FrGui.button#row > > First, I don't understand how a module doesn't match its inferred > signature. Strangely, creating a blank input_test.mli file gets > around this error. This looks like a bug report, but I clearly miss information to solve it. > Compiling this: > > module A: sig > type t = [ `A | `B ] > end = struct > type t = private [> `A ] > end > > results in the error: It certainly should: here the signature is written first! If you write it the other way round, it is accepted without problem. Concerning your first problem, could you submit a bu report, attaching relevant information? Jacques Garrigue