package tar-unix
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Decode and encode tar format files from Unix
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
tar-2.6.0.tbz
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doc/tar-unix/Tar_unix/index.html
Module Tar_unixSource
Unix I/O for tar-formatted data.
really_read fd buf fills buf with data from fd or raises Stdlib.End_of_file.
really_write fd buf writes the full contents of buf to fd or Stdlib.End_of_file.
Returns the next header block or throws End_of_stream if two consecutive zero-filled blocks are discovered. Assumes stream is positioned at the possible start of a header block.
Return the header needed for a particular file on disk.
Source
val write_block :
?level:Tar.Header.compatibility ->
Tar.Header.t ->
(Unix.file_descr -> unit) ->
Unix.file_descr ->
unitWrite hdr, then call write_body fd to write the body, then zero-pads so the stream is positioned for the next block.
Write a stream terminator to fd.
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