Jacques Garrigue wrote:
> 
> This is why I sent an erratum. The cause for the segfault was not the
> array access, but the stack overflow, which occured due to ocaml's
> peculiar evaluation order.

Is there any case where ocaml's "peculiar evaluation order" results in
any benefit other than slightly simpler code at the compiler level?  I
understand that people shouldn't depend on evaluation order, but it
seems that people fall into this trap often.  And even extremely
experienced camlers (if you permit this characterization of you) forget
this behavior.

E.