ppx_cstructversion
Access C-like structures directly from OCaml
Cstruct is a library and syntax extension to make it easier to access C-like
structures directly from OCaml. It supports both reading and writing to these
structures, and they are accessed via the Bigarray module.
| Tags | org:mirage org:ocamllabs |
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| Authors | Anil Madhavapeddy, Richard Mortier, Thomas Gazagnaire, Pierre Chambart, David Kaloper, Jeremy Yallop, David Scott, Mindy Preston, Thomas Leonard and Etienne Millon |
| License | ISC |
| Published | |
| Homepage | https://github.com/mirage/ocaml-cstruct |
| Issue Tracker | https://github.com/mirage/ocaml-cstruct/issues |
| Maintainer | anil@recoil.org |
| Dependencies |
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| Source [http] | https://github.com/mirage/ocaml-cstruct/releases/download/v6.0.0/cstruct-v6.0.0.tbz sha256=78a16d2f258cf308e9600374d8fe4ec21cf09e618acf86337663805f90642676 sha512=9f8be171ec365f04df18cb4c144c9cfb843f6a3190d01006138a7736b80b3012788b9b799d784b9a2bea480f92d635edd138ee8ac619442ca2fb666279d7c2d1 |
| Edit | https://github.com/ocaml/opam-repository/tree/master/packages/ppx_cstruct/ppx_cstruct.6.0.0/opam |
Required by
- arp=0.2.1
- awa<0.2.0
- chamelon
- charrua
- charrua-core>=0.3
- charrua-serverwith-test & >=1.4.0
- dbf
- dns>=0.19.0 & <4.0.0
- dns-forward<0.9.0
- ethernet<3.1.0
- fat-filesystem>=0.11.0
- frenetic>=5.0.5
- learn-ocaml
- mbr-format=1.0.0
- mirage-block-unix>=2.0.0 & <2.3.0 | =2.7.0
- mirage-block-xen>=1.6.1 & <2.1.3
- mirage-profilebuild & >=0.7.0
- mirage-qubes>=0.8.1 & <0.9.4
- mrt-formatbuild
- nbd>=4.0.3
- netchannel
- otr>=0.3.1 & <0.3.5
- pcap-format>=0.5.1
- protocol-9p>=0.6.0 & !=0.7.4 & <0.11.0
- rawlink>=0.4
- shared-block-ring>=2.3.0
- shared-memory-ring>=2.0.0 & <3.2.1
- shared-memory-ring-lwt>=3.0.0 & <3.2.1
- ssh-agentbuild
- tarbuild & !=0.9.0 & <2.4.0
- tar-format>=0.5.0
- tcpip>=3.2.0 & <3.4.2 | >=6.1.0 & <8.0.0
- tls>=0.7.1 & <0.17.0
- vchan>=3.0.0 & <6.0.2
- vchan-unix<6.0.2
- vchan-xen<6.0.2
- vhd-formatbuild & >=0.8.0
- vmnet=1.1.0
- xenstore>=1.3.0 & !=2.0.0 & <2.3.0
