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  from="Alex Baretta &lt;alex@b...&gt;"
  author="Alex Baretta"
  date="2003-10-17T07:23:32"
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  from="Xavier Leroy &lt;xavier.leroy@i...&gt;"
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I tried recompiling some code depending on the threads library which 
worked just fine in 3.06. Here's what I get:

[alex@flyingtuxman plc]$ ocamlc threads.cma -c concurrency_model.ml
File "concurrency_model.ml", line 25, characters 19-36:
Unbound value Event.new_channel

But of course, Event.new_channel *IS* bound and it's definition is in 
the threads library. What's going on here?

Alex

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