package ocaml-base-compiler

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Type expressions

val mk : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  Parsetree.core_type_desc ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val attr : Parsetree.core_type -> Parsetree.attribute -> Parsetree.core_type

val any : ?loc:loc -> ?attrs:attrs -> unit -> Parsetree.core_type

val var : ?loc:loc -> ?attrs:attrs -> string -> Parsetree.core_type

val arrow : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  Asttypes.arg_label ->
  Parsetree.core_type ->
  Parsetree.core_type ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val tuple : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  Parsetree.core_type list ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val constr : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  lid ->
  Parsetree.core_type list ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val object_ : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  (string * Parsetree.attributes * Parsetree.core_type) list ->
  Asttypes.closed_flag ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val class_ : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  lid ->
  Parsetree.core_type list ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val alias : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  Parsetree.core_type ->
  string ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val variant : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  Parsetree.row_field list ->
  Asttypes.closed_flag ->
  Asttypes.label list option ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val poly : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  string list ->
  Parsetree.core_type ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val package : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  lid ->
  (lid * Parsetree.core_type) list ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val extension : 
  ?loc:loc ->
  ?attrs:attrs ->
  Parsetree.extension ->
  Parsetree.core_type

val force_poly : Parsetree.core_type -> Parsetree.core_type