package randomconv
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Description
Given a function which produces random byte vectors, convert it to a number of your choice (int8/int16/int32/int64/int/float).
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Randomconv - convert from random bytes to random native numbers
v0.2.0
Given a function which produces random byte vectors, convert it to a number of your choice (int8/int16/int32/int64/int/float).
Documentation
API Documentation is available online.
Installation
opam install randomconv installs the latest released version.
Dev Dependencies
None
Optional Dependencies
None
Used by (14)
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charrua-client
>= "1.6.0" -
dns-certify
>= "9.1.0" -
dns-cli
>= "9.1.0" -
dns-client
>= "9.1.0" -
dns-resolver
>= "9.1.0" -
dns-server
>= "9.1.0" -
dns-stub
>= "9.1.0" -
letsencrypt-app
>= "1.0.0" -
mirage-crypto-pk
>= "1.1.0" -
mirage-crypto-rng
>= "1.1.0" -
riot
>= "0.0.9" -
tcpip
>= "8.2.0" -
tls-lwt
>= "1.0.4" - utcp
Conflicts
None
Build status
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| Version | OCaml 4.11 | OCaml 4.14 | OCaml 5.2 | OCaml 5.4 | OCaml 5.5 |
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| 0.2.0 (this version) | good | good | good | good | good |
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