As far as I know you never could compile OCaml with F#, it lacks nearly all advanced features of OCaml. You can do the same as workflows in OCaml with delimited

As far as I know you never could compile OCaml with F#, it lacks nearly all advanced features of OCaml. You can do the same as workflows in OCaml with delimited continuations [1], except it is even more fluid. That said, for most software the availability of the .NET library is more important than all of this. F# also has some very cool and compelling features like type providers and extensible pattern matching. [1] http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/icons/pdf.gif;jsessionid=FF06FC49673CBC9A0F8839F9E527F67E http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/icons/pdf.gif;jsessionid=FF06FC4...