package ocaml_intrinsics

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ocaml_intrinsics
- Ocaml_intrinsics
  - Atomic
    
    Bigstring
    
    Ext_pointer
    
    Native_pointer
  - Atomic_expert
  - Bigstring_intf
  - Conditional
  - Crc
  - Ext_pointer
    
    Bool
    
    Immediate
    
    V
    
    Int
  - Fences
  - Float
  - Int
  - Int32
  - Int64
  - Native_pointer
    
    Bool
    
    V
    
    Expert
    
    Immediate_intf
    
    V
    
    Int
    
    V
  - Nativeint
  - Perfmon
  - Prefetch
  - Prefetch_expert

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module Atomic : sig ... end

Atomic arithmetic operations

module Atomic_expert : sig ... end

Untagged int

module Bigstring_intf : sig ... end

module Conditional : sig ... end

module Crc : sig ... end

module Ext_pointer : sig ... end

Ext_pointer uses values of the OCaml type "int" to represent pointers to 2-byte aligned memory blocks allocated outside the OCaml heap.

module Fences : sig ... end

module Float : sig ... end

module Int : sig ... end

The are two version of count_leading_zeros, count_set_bits each, which differ in their native code implementation. The first version takes as input a tagged integer and the second version takes as input an untagged integer. Generally, the first version (that operates on a tagged integer) is faster, but if the integer is already untagged, it may be faster to use the second version.

module Int32 : sig ... end

module Int64 : sig ... end

module Native_pointer : sig ... end

module Nativeint : sig ... end

module Perfmon : sig ... end

module Prefetch : sig ... end

Bring the line of data from memory that contains the specified address.

module Prefetch_expert : sig ... end