Seeing the LISP like output from -dlambda reminded me of a question 
I've had about ocaml.

Is there any support for defining macros in ocaml akin to LISP defmacro?

--Dave



>On Thu, Dec 26, 2002 at 09:55:09PM -0600, Gurr, David (MED, self) wrote:
>>  try "ocamlc -dlambda foo.ml"
>
>Wow. That outputs something that looks a lot like LISP. And -dlambda
>seems to be undocumented, at least in the man page and the HTML user's
>manual. What is it intended for?

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>bash-2.05a$ ocamlc -dlambda foo1.ml
>(setglobal Foo1!
>   (seq
>     (let (foo/56 (function i/57 (if (>= i/57 500) 1a 0a)))
>       (for i/59 1 to 100000
>         (ignore (apply foo/56 (apply (field 4 (global Random!)) 1000)))))
>     (makeblock 0)))
>
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