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F# type functions and a [<GeneralizableValue>] attribute

What is the difference between this two F# type functions:

let defaultInstance1<'a when 'a:(new: unit->'a)> = new 'a()

[<GeneralizableValue>]
let defaultInstance2<'a when 'a:(new: unit->'a)> = new 'a()

Here is a good blog:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mulambda/archive/2010/05/01/value-restriction-in-f.aspx (archived here ).

It takes a bit of reading to get to the GeneralizableValue part, but if you get there, I think you will understand it. :)

let defaultInstance1<'a when 'a:(new: unit->'a)> = new 'a()

[<GeneralizableValue>]
let defaultInstance2<'a when 'a:(new: unit->'a)> = new 'a()

let x1 = defaultInstance1 // value restriction
let x2 = defaultInstance2

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