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Description

Lpd is a Line Printer Daemon compliant with RFC 1179 written entirely in OCaml. It allows to define your own actions for LPD events. An example of a spooler that prints jobs on win32 machines (through GSPRINT) is provided.

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LPD

Lpd is a Line Printer Daemon compliant with RFC 1179 written entirely in OCaml. It allows to define your own actions for LPD events. An example of a spooler that prints jobs on win32 machines (through GSPRINT) is provided.

For a complete description of the functions, see the interface Lpd (also available in HTML).

A small Socket module is included that defines buffered fonctions on sockets that work even on platforms where in_channel_of_descr does not work. Some examples are also included in these sources.

Install

The easier way to install this library is by using opam:

opam install lpd

If you would like to compile the development version, install Dune. A Makefile is provided for the developers convenience.

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