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Software construction and deployment kit
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dune-project
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b0-0.0.5.tbz
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Module B000.Guard
Build operation guards.
A guard ensure that a build operation is allowed to proceed. This means either that:
- It is ready and can be submitted for execution. This happens once all the files the operation reads are ready: they exist and are up-to-date.
- It is aborted. This happens if a file it needs to read never becomes ready.
Note. This module does not access the file system it trusts clients that call Guard.set_file_ready not to lie about its existence on the file system.
Guards
val create : unit -> tcreate () is a new guard.
val set_file_ready : t -> B0_std.Fpath.t -> unitset_file_ready g f indicates to g that file f is ready, i.e. that it exists and is up-to-date.
val set_file_never : t -> B0_std.Fpath.t -> unitset_file_never g f indicate to g that file f will never become ready.
allowed g is an operation that is either ready or aborted in g (if any). In the second case the Op.status is Op.status.Aborted.
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