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| From: | Jan Kybic <kybic@f...> |
| Subject: | [Caml-list] Bug?: Module Size causes Segmentation fault |
Hello,
I have a problem with the Size module of Jean-Christophe
Filliatre. In ocaml 3.07+2 on Linux, the following code
let _ = Size.size_b (fun x y -> 3. )
causes "Segmentation fault" in top-level, byte-compiled and natively
compiled code. The code is obviously wrong, it resulted
from a mistakenly inserting 'x', but I still hope there should be a
way for Size.size_b to either fail gracefully or not fail at all.
For one parameter closures, such as
let _ = Size.size_b (fun x -> 3. )
it works well. Yours,
Jan
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