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From: Norman Ramsey <nr@eecs.harvard.edu>
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Subject: change warning to error?
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Is it possible to instruct ocamlc that the `partial match' warning
should be treated as an error, i.e., that it stop compilation and
produce no output?  In using SML/NJ, I have found this option extremely
useful---I don't have to worry about overlooking a warning in six
pages of compiler output.


Norman