package ringo
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Ringo, Aches, Aches-lwt
Caches (bounded-size, key-value or simple-value stores) and other bounded-size collections.
Ringo
Ringo is a library for bounded-size collections. These collections are parametrised by size limit. When elements are inserted beyond the size limit, another element is removed to make room.
Aches
Aches is a library for caches. It provides Value-Caches (in the Vache module) as well as Resource-Caches (in the Rache module). Unlike value caches, resources caches have a built-in clean-up mechanism and a clear ownership mechanism (to keep track of who is responsible for cleanning-up a resource).
Aches-lwt
Aches-lwt is a library for caches of Lwt-promises. It provides Lwt-promise-Caches (in the Lache module) which have a dedicated interface to avoid some common race-conditions with concurrency and caches. It also provides opinionated caches for error-management and automated cancelling of promises.
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The documentation is available in the mli files of the library.
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| Version | OCaml 4.11 | OCaml 4.14 | OCaml 5.2 | OCaml 5.4 | OCaml 5.5 |
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