Hello!

   I'm very new to ocaml, and I'm trying to figure out how
to do something that may or may not actually be possible.
Any suggestions?

    I'd like to write

        <name> <expr>

    as an expression, and have this evaluate <expr> first
evaluating fixed expression A, and then after evaluting
<expr> evaluate fixed expression B.
    Then, I could do something like:

    critical (threadsafeFunction arg1 arg2 arg3)

    and have this do the equivalent of

    Mutex.lock someMutex; let tmp = threadsafeFunction arg1
arg2 arg3; Mutex.unlock someMutex; tmp;;

    Is this sort of thing possible?  In general I'm
interested in techniques I could use to wrap
imperative-biased parts of the library to more functional
constructs.

    Cheers,

    David J. Trombley

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