Nicolás Ojeda Bär

Thank you for the explanation. As a general rule, Dune observes a strict backwards-compatibility policy, so straightaway renaming or changing the meaning of existing Dune install section names is out...

What is the status of this?

This will be fixed in #1569

@kit-ty-kate: can you assist on what is the standard way to layout packages which have parts with optional dependencies which should only be installed if the dependencies are present? Thanks!

I allow myself to give a first response (but of course @ygrek will give the ultimate answer). This project is basically on maintenance mode but patches to extend coverage of...

This warning cannot be easily fixed because the value denoted by the macro `Primitive(*pc)` can be of any arity. Dedicated macros for each arity would need to be introduced. >...

> (I'm asking in part because I started hunting the bug in the Bytesections refactoring and @nojb was faster. Now I'm careful not to move if I suspect that Nicolás...

> > Could you try to see if you can make use of that, and report back whether it works or not ? > > I suspect that it won't...

> > But here the problem is the inverse one, ie to have `ocamldebug` read such sanitized paths and somehow find the "actual" files in the local build machine. >...

> > so there isn't anything for `ocamldebug` to invert to begin with, right? > > You can invoke `ocamldebug` with an appropriate `BUILD_PATH_PREFIX_PATH`. OK, I see what you mean....