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Subject: Re: [Caml-list] We need a rich standard library distributed with
 OCaml, really


> If we cut into small pieces, maybe we should adopt list and arrays as 
> the "glue" to interchange data between modules.
> So you can really depend on a single module, if you want to.
I would rather have sequence/gen become that. It's much more efficient 
and you don't even need to actually depend on the libraries to 
manipulate them.