package repr
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Dynamic type representations. Provides no stability guarantee
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
repr-fuzz-0.5.0.tbz
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doc/repr/Repr/Unboxed/index.html
Module Repr.UnboxedSource
Unboxed operations assumes that value being serialized is fully filling the underlying buffer. When that's the case, it is not necessary to prefix the value's binary representation by its size, as it is exactly the buffer's size.
Unboxed operations only apply to top-level string-like values. These are defined as follows:
- they are not not embedded in a larger structured values;
- they are either of type
stringorbytes; - or they are built by combining
likeandmapoperators to top-level string-like values.
When unboxed operations are applied to values not supporting that operation, they automatically fall-back to their boxed counter-part.
Same as encode_bin for unboxed values.
Same as decode_bin for unboxed values.
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