* equivalent of Lisp's `print'?
@ 2000-11-14 5:07 Colin Walters
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From: Colin Walters @ 2000-11-14 5:07 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hello,
A quick newbie question: Is there a way I can print any data type,
like ones I have defined myself? Something like Lisp's `print'
function would be great. The OCaml compiler does this when you type
expressions at the toplevel; can I access this from my code?
By the way; I'm surprised that the Caml Hump wasn't prominently listed
on the OCaml web page! I think libraries and utility software are an
important part of a language's success. For example, the
OcamlMakefile saved me a fair amount of time.
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