sponge45 changed the topic of #ocaml to: Discussions about the OCaml programming language | http://caml.inria.fr/
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<jlouis>
I am pondering how to declare a mutually recursive declaration in OCaml? In SML you do fun ... and ... .... And you can do the same inside a let-binding let fun ... and ... in ... end. How do you do this in OCaml?
<jlouis>
ah, found the answer
<mmarc>
:)
<levi_home>
Does and not work at the toplevel in OCaml?
<jlouis>
(the language reference answered my question)
<jlouis>
levi_home, it does ;)
<levi_home>
Ahh, I thought I'd done that before.
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<bluestorm_aw>
these, and Pervasives, the initially opened module (max, int_of_string, and all those non-prefixed functions come from Pervasives), don't need to be linked
<bluestorm_aw>
every other module do
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<Jessehk>
Jessehk: I did a quick google search and found out about the Nums module. That worked :)
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