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Try writing a larger OCaml program and not using interface files. It definitely happens.
by nu11ptr 3y ago
Try writing a larger OCaml program and not using interface files. It definitely happens.
- BoppreH 3y agoI've never used OCaml, so I'm curious to what exactly happens, and if language design can prevent that. If I download a random project and delete the interface files, will that be enough to see issues, or is it something that happens when writing new code?
- nu11ptr 3y agoIf you delete your interface files and then change the type used when calling a function it can cascade through your program and change the type of the function parameter. For this reason, I generally feel function level explicit types are a fair compromise. However, making that convention instead of required (so as to allow fast prototyping) is probably fine.
- iopq 3y agoJust require it for public functions. Your own code can be as messy as you want unser the hood