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Rather than using string interpolation like The better way to do this in OCaml is to use polymorphic variants, which is how we represent JSON elsewhere, e.g the above would be The type we use is the Yojson Safe variant https://ocaml.org/p/yojson/3.0.0/doc/yojson/Yojson/Safe/index.html. With polymorphic variants you don't actually need to import the library, as they are structurally typed, but you can for type annotations. |
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I've implemented a simple JSON backend that dumps the internal Sail AST into a JSON file.
The goal is to convert the AST into a cross-language representation that it can be used by languages other than Ocaml.