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<samx> i'd imagine type inference is the reason.. that it could not infer between record types and objects, as both would be used as 'foo.bar'
<samx> although as the ocaml team seems to consider syntax totally insignificant, there might be a bit additional reason too, but likely mostly the first
<timmy> Error while linking main.cmo:
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<timmy> The external function `caml_thread_self' is not available
<timmy> guessing that is from: val mutable listen_thread = Thread.self ()
<timmy> does that mean the function is not supported or something
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<timmy> can anyone help me with this:
<timmy> The external function `caml_thread_self' is not available
<timmy> from: val mutable listen_thread = Thread.self ()
<timmy> does that mean the function is not supported{
<smkl> do you link with thread.cma ?
<smkl> err, threads.cma
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<timmy> oops