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According to the section here on generic types: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd233230.aspx then these forms are equivalent:
type 'a MyType = ....
type MyType<'a> = ...
but the 2nd form allows you to specify a list of type parameters, eg:
type MyType<'a,'b> = ...
Is this right?
That’s right. There is a way to supply multiple parameters in the first style too:
but this is for compatibility and is not recommended.