package frama-c

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package frama-c
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Build a reference on an integer.

  • since Carbon-20101201

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module _ : sig ... end

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include S
val self : State.t

The kind of the registered state.

val name : string
val mark_as_computed : ?project:Project.t -> unit -> unit

Indicate that the registered state will not change again for the given project (default is current ()).

val is_computed : ?project:Project.t -> unit -> bool

Returns true iff the registered state will not change again for the given project (default is current ()).

Exportation of some inputs (easier use of State_builder.Register).

val add_hook_on_update : (Datatype.t -> unit) -> unit

Add an hook which is applied each time (just before) the project library changes the local value of the state.

  • since Nitrogen-20111001
val howto_marshal : (Datatype.t -> 'a) -> ('a -> Datatype.t) -> unit

howto_marshal marshal unmarshal registers a custom couple of functions (marshal, unmarshal) to be used for serialization. Default functions are identities. In particular, this function must be used if Datatype.t is not marshallable and do_not_save is not called.

  • since Boron-20100401
type data = int

Type of the referenced value.

val set : data -> unit

Change the referenced value.

val get : unit -> data

Get the referenced value.

val clear : unit -> unit

Reset the reference to its default value.

val add_hook_on_change : (data -> unit) -> unit

Add an hook which is applied each time (just after) the value of the state changes inside the current project.

  • since 28.0-Nickel
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