Closed smithrb closed 8 years ago
It's a new warning of a recent version of ocaml probably. It just points out bad practice. You can replace Failure("hd") by Failure(_) and the warning should disappear.
Thanks - that fixed it. Also had _ascii appends to string conversions...
Clean build finally, looking for examples now.
Thanks!
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It's a new warning of a recent version of ocaml probably. It just points out bad practice. You can replace Failure("hd") by Failure(_) and the warning should disappear.
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Receiving the following during make:
File "/Users/razbear/Documents/dev/pfff/lang_nw/parsing/lexer_nw.mll", line 140, characters 15-21: Warning 52: the argument of this constructor should not be matched against a constant pattern; the actual value of the argument could change in the future.
Any ideas?