> The example was given of:
>
>  let x = ... in let y = ... in x
>
> Under lazy evaluation, "y" is never evaluated, but it's still dead code.

let x = f() in

might trigger some mutations or IO, it can't be safely considered dead code
in an impure functional language such as OCaml.

Nicolas Cannasse

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