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**Comment author:** @diml I'm not sure uncaught exceptions inside threads should call the handler set via [Printexc.set_uncaught_exception_handler]: the doc says it is executed after [at_exit] handlers and doesn't require the...

**Comment author:** @whitequark That would work, indeed.

**Comment author:** @diml I had another look at this, it should be simpler than the global uncaught exception handler given that the exception is caught on the OCaml side. Do...

**Comment author:** @whitequark I don't have time for this.

**Comment author:** @lpw25 I had a brief look at this and it seemed like it was another failure of reflexivity for type equality with polymorphic variant conjunctions. It seems to...

**Comment author:** @Octachron I found another example of this issue (or something quite similar) using polymorphic variant but neither module aliases nor recursive type: ```ocaml type 'a one = [`one...

**Comment author:** @damiendoligez > It probably makes sense to not build these when cross-compiling as well. I'm not sure I understand this. It makes a lot of sense to build...

**Comment author:** @whitequark ocamlyacc, no. It is a tool designed to run alongside ocamlc, and ocamlc is not built to be installed on target in the case of a cross-compiler....

**Comment author:** @gasche I have no idea of what a good syntax would be. My only idea would be to reuse "%#s" (currently considered as "%s", but planning-to-be-outlawed in 4.02...

**Comment author:** @whitequark Well, you could disambiguate the conflict with %b/%B by using the second letter: %y/%Y, in the same way as e.g. options for Unix tools are disambiguated. This...