octez-libs 18.1 · OCaml Package

This module implements bounded (or refined) versions of data types.

module type BOUNDS = sig ... end

Bounds.

module type S = sig ... end

Signature for an interval of (included values) with an encoding and projection functions towards the underlying ocaml datatype.

module Int64
  (B : BOUNDS with type ocaml_type := int64) : 
  S with type ocaml_type := int64

Allows to build interval of int64 integers. The encoding used is Data_encoding.int64 regardless of the actual bounds.

module Int32
  (B : BOUNDS with type ocaml_type := int32) : 
  S with type ocaml_type := int32

Allows to build interval of int32 integers. The encoding used is Data_encoding.int32 regardless of the actual bounds.

module Non_negative_int32 : S with type ocaml_type := int32

Allows to build interval of non negative int32 integers. The encoding used is Data_encoding.int32 regardless of the actual bounds.

module Int31
  (B : BOUNDS with type ocaml_type := int) : 
  S with type ocaml_type := int

Allows to build interval of built-in OCaml int integers. The encoding used is Data_encoding.int31 regardless of the actual bounds.

module Int16
  (B : BOUNDS with type ocaml_type := int) : 
  S with type ocaml_type := int

Allows to build interval of int integers representable on 2 bytes. The encoding used is Data_encoding.int16 regardless of the actual bounds.

module Uint16
  (B : BOUNDS with type ocaml_type := int) : 
  S with type ocaml_type := int

Allows to build interval of non-negative int integers representable on 2 bytes. The encoding used is Data_encoding.uint16 regardless of the actual bounds.

module Int8
  (B : BOUNDS with type ocaml_type := int) : 
  S with type ocaml_type := int

Allows to build interval of non-negative int integers representable on 1 bytes. The encoding used is Data_encoding.int8 regardless of the actual bounds.

module Uint8
  (B : BOUNDS with type ocaml_type := int) : 
  S with type ocaml_type := int

Allows to build interval of non-negative int integers representable on 1 bytes. The encoding used is Data_encoding.uint8 regardless of the actual bounds.

package octez-libs