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i.e. when clients of the letrec library generate bindings for functions of the form fun x -> fun y -> e the letrec library now converts them into functions of the form: fun x y -> e The following PR describes the change to OCaml that motivated this change to letrec: Syntactic function arity ocaml/ocaml#12236
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Convert generated nested functions into multi-argument functions, i.e. when clients of the
letreclibrary generate bindings for functions of the form:the
letreclibrary now converts the generated rhs expressions into functions of the form:The OCaml PR Syntactic function arity describes the change to OCaml that motivated this change to
letrec.