package octez-libs
A lazy vector is a fixed-size key-value association where each value is created dynamically.
In many ways this data structure mimics an array, but its lookup has logarithmic time complexity and it supports non-int keys.
module type KeyS = sig ... end
KeyS
is the qualifier signature for key types in the lazy vector. Externally visible and accessible keys of the lazy vector are always non-negative. However, the lazy vector implementation may internally use negative keys therefore modules of type KeyS
must support them.
module type S = sig ... end
module Int32Vector : S with type key = int32
module Int64Vector : S with type key = int64
module Mutable : sig ... end
Make
generates a lazy vector module using a given Key
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