I’m currently working with some code using camlp4r. When I use the Emacs buffer with Tuareg mode, and I call ocaml (Run OCaml REPL or Evaluate phrase), it’s ok when using ordinary/normal OCaml syntax (directive #camlp4o). However, when using the revised syntax (directive #camlp4r), which accepts o…

Camlp4r : using a correct end of phrase (single semicolon) in OCaml REPL

XVilka October 14, 2019, 9:47am 10

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