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Module `Descriptions.Poll`Source

Sourceval t : [ `Poll ] Luv_c_types.Handle.t Luv_c_generated_types.typ

val trampoline : 
  ([ `Poll ] Luv_c_types.Handle.t Ctypes_static.ptr ->
    int ->
    int ->
    unit)
    Ctypes_static.static_funptr
    Ctypes.typ

Source

val get_trampoline : 
  (unit ->
    ([ `Poll ] Luv_c_types.Handle.t Ctypes_static.ptr ->
      int ->
      int ->
      unit)
      Ctypes_static.static_funptr
      F.return)
    F.result

Source

val init : 
  (Types.Loop.t Ctypes_static.ptr ->
    [ `Poll ] Luv_c_types.Handle.t Ctypes_static.ptr ->
    int ->
    int F.return)
    F.result

Source

val init_socket : 
  (Types.Loop.t Ctypes_static.ptr ->
    [ `Poll ] Luv_c_types.Handle.t Ctypes_static.ptr ->
    Types.Os_socket.t ->
    int F.return)
    F.result

Source

val start : 
  ([ `Poll ] Luv_c_types.Handle.t Ctypes_static.ptr ->
    int ->
    ([ `Poll ] Luv_c_types.Handle.t Ctypes_static.ptr ->
      int ->
      int ->
      unit)
      Ctypes_static.static_funptr ->
    int F.return)
    F.result

Source

val stop : 
  ([ `Poll ] Luv_c_types.Handle.t Ctypes_static.ptr -> int F.return) F.result

package luv

Module Descriptions.PollSource

Module `Descriptions.Poll`Source