Closed andrewray closed 9 years ago
I'm not sure I understand the sentence. If you mean if I intend to always request the latest version of OCaml to use websockets, no. It's just that this current version uses the lwt ppx syntax, hence needs >= 4.02. Do you need backward compatibility ?
Ah, I see; Ppx requires 4.02 or greater. I was asking because iocaml
used to be compatible with all 4.x series compilers until this constraint, but it is reasonable. I'll just keep an older iocaml package working for those compilers.
Yeah, I'm not really a backward-compatibility kind of person. It frustrates me to have cool new features around and not allowing myself to use them because I want to preserve backward compatibility. You can probably use the former release for your older iocaml version, it should probably work well too.
Is
>= 4.02
a constraint you intend for websocket going forward?