realworldocaml/book

Minor contradiction after removing references to core_kernel

prekel opened this issue · 1 comments

`Core` currently requires a UNIX based operating system, and so only
works on systems like macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD or the
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). `Core` is an extension of `Base`
which works anywhere OCaml does, and in particular works on Windows
and JavaScript. The examples in Part I of the book will for the most
part use only `Base` and other highly portable
libraries.[OCaml/operating system support]{.idx}
(introduced in #3454)

Core currently requires a UNIX based operating system
Core is an extension of Base which works anywhere OCaml does, and in particular works on Windows

Isn't this contradictory? I think is better to write something like " Core earlier requires a UNIX based operating system"

The wording is confusing here.