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I have always done the opposite using SML/NJ's CompilationManager, then deriving mlb with cm2mlb -D MLton (in the mlton repo), with mlton specific code then wra
by ratmice 4y ago
I have always done the opposite using SML/NJ's CompilationManager, then deriving mlb with cm2mlb -D MLton (in the mlton repo), with mlton specific code then wrapped in #if (defined(MLton)).
That you can use CM as a library has always been really handy, but otherwise the same, using MLton for production builds.