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Input/output functions

package git-unix

git-unix
- Git_unix
  - FS
    
    Digest
    
    IO
    
    Inflate
  - Hash_IO
    
    Blob
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Commit
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Tree
    
    Map
    
    Set
  - Index_IO
  - Make
    
    D
    
    FS
    
    Digest
    
    IO
    
    Inflate
    
    Hash_IO
    
    Blob
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Commit
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Tree
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    I
    
    Index_IO
    
    Mem
    
    Digest
    
    Inflate
    
    Pack_IO
    
    Raw
    
    Sync
    
    IO
    
    Make
    
    S
    
    Digest
    
    Inflate
    
    Result
    
    Value_IO
  - Mem
    
    Digest
    
    Inflate
  - Pack_IO
    
    Raw
  - S
    
    FS
    
    Digest
    
    IO
    
    Inflate
    
    Hash_IO
    
    Blob
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Commit
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Tree
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Index_IO
    
    Mem
    
    Digest
    
    Inflate
    
    Pack_IO
    
    Raw
    
    Sync
    
    IO
    
    Make
    
    S
    
    Digest
    
    Inflate
    
    Result
    
    Value_IO
  - SHA1
  - SHA256
  - Sync
    
    IO
    
    Make
    
    S
    
    Digest
    
    Inflate
    
    Result
  - Value_IO
  - Zlib

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include Git.S with type t = Git.Index.t

type t = Git.Index.t

The type for the given Git object.

val equal : t -> t -> bool

Are two objects equal?

val hash : t -> int

Hash an object.

val compare : t -> t -> int

Compare two objects.

val pp : t Fmt.t

pp is the pretty-printer for values of type t.

val input : Mstruct.t -> t

Build a value from an inflated contents.

val add : Buffer.t -> ?level:int -> t -> unit

Add the serialization of the value to an already existing buffer.

The compression level must be between 0 and 9: 1 gives best speed, 9 gives best compression, 0 gives no compression at all (the input data is simply copied a block at a time). The default value (currently equivalent to level 6) requests a default compromise between speed and compression.