Print terms that invented types when type_invention_error is set
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When `type_invention_error` flag is set, this patch prints the terms that invented types. This is helpful for debugging when very term is supposed to be fully typed but it actually isn't. ``` # type_invention_error := true;; val it : unit = () # let tm = `x = x`;; Exception: Failure "typechecking error (cannot infer type of variables): =, x". # ```
aqjune
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Jan 12, 2024
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stvs_translated is removed in this patch. It is a local variable defined inside the outer function, so okay to be erased.
jrh13
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Jan 13, 2024
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When
type_invention_errorflag is set, this patch prints the terms that invented types. This is helpful for debugging when every term is supposed to be fully typed but it actually isn't.