Re: [Ocaml-lib-devel] Unit tests

[Nicolas C. <war...@fr...>]

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> Asserts get used *in addition to* strong type checking and unit tests.
> And stay in the final "production" code.  Yes, this is way overkill.  As
> the guy said when asked what do with his mother-in-law's mortal remains,
> "embalm, cremate, then bury.  Take no chances."

There is a flag in ocamlc that does what you want :
    -noassert : Don't compile assertion checks.

That way you may have a "debug" version and "release" version of the
library.
Note that the "assert false" are not removed, because they're handled as
special cases.

Nicolas Cannasse