When debugging treat the top level as a unit->unit function.  The main reason for this is that it ensures that any debugging state is preserved across top level expressions.  It's only really an issue if PolyML.Compiler.debug is true when commands are typed to the debugger.
When debugging treat the top level as a unit->unit function.  The main reason
for this is that it ensures that any debugging state is preserved across top
level expressions.  It's only really an issue if PolyML.Compiler.debug is true
when commands are typed to the debugger.

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