On 11/23/2010 07:54 PM, Kecheng wrote:

let test  =

    let a = 1 in

    let b = a + 5 in

    printf "%d\n" b;

;;

test;;

This will finish with a bunch of allocated memory missing pointers to it. But that's not a problem, because OCaml's GC is capable of freeing this memory, as opposed to a C program, which would need a pointer to the memory to free() it.

E.