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typemaps would be written as Lisp programs that generate Lisp
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code.
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Ocaml
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** I've been working with my camlp4 module and type information
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from the compiler. When I'm done, the user will have access
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to type inference when writing code, when the inference is
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unambiguous. This allows the user to write x = _foo 1.0
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instead of x = get_float (_foo (C_float 1.0)). It's not as
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easy as it sounds, because O'caml doesn't keep type information
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at run time, and doesn't really have a mechanism for doing what
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I need. However, it's possible to write a preprocessor that
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inserts correct type info at compile time.
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That having been said, the program must compile for type info
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to be available, so I need to attend to a lot of details; The
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program must compile both with and without type augmentation.
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Documentation
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