Closed eckertliam closed 2 years ago
When/where?
I don't think these are due to Tuareg, since there is (for example) no occurrence of ecase
in Tuareg's files.
Maybe it was in an older version of tuareg, whose release schedule lags somewhat, or of caml-mode.
I am running Tuareg 2.2.0 on an M1 Mac with Emacs 28.1. I downloaded Tuareg from Opam.
I am running Tuareg 2.2.0 on an M1 Mac with Emacs 28.1. I downloaded Tuareg from Opam.
Hmmm.. the latest version (2.3.0) dates back to Nov 2020, so 2.2.0 sounds quite old. See http://elpa.nongnu.org/nongnu/tuareg.html You may want to contact the maintainer of the Opam packaging of Tuareg (not sure who that would be) to see how/if that can be updated.
We're actually overdue for a new version, but 2.3.0 should already solve those problems (tho these are only warnings and should be harmless).
Stefan
I will contact the package maintainer if possible. I appreciate your help.
Emacs >=27.1 gives the following warnings
'ecase' is obsolete use 'cl-ecase' instead 'case' is obsolete use 'cl-case' instead 'assert' is obsolete use 'cl-assert' instead 'decf' is obsolete use 'cl-decf' instead