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Subject: [Caml-list] sexplib, type_conv, ocamlbuild


I'm trying to puzzle out how to use sexplib's type_conv (pa_sexp_conv)
with oasis.  I've looked at the example in the sexplib source, but
(sigh) cannot seem to coax oasis to generate something similar for my
own source.

I'm a little mystified as to how to get it to do the trick ....

Anybody got this to work?  Sexplib's auto-generated marshallers seem
like they'd be so .... sweet.

Thanks,
--chet--