package protocol-9p

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package protocol-9p

protocol-9p
- Protocol_9p
- Protocol_9p_buffered9PReader
  - Make
    
    FLOW
    
    Log
- Protocol_9p_client
  - Make
    
    FLOW
    
    KV_RO
    
    Log
    
    LowLevel
  - S
    
    KV_RO
    
    LowLevel
- Protocol_9p_error
- Protocol_9p_filesystem
  - S
- Protocol_9p_infix
- Protocol_9p_info
- Protocol_9p_request
  - Attach
  - Auth
  - Clunk
  - Create
  - Flush
  - Open
  - Read
  - Remove
  - Stat
  - Version
  - Walk
  - Write
  - Wstat
- Protocol_9p_response
  - Attach
  - Auth
  - Clunk
  - Create
  - Err
  - Flush
  - Open
  - Read
  - Remove
  - Stat
  - Version
  - Walk
  - Write
  - Wstat
- Protocol_9p_s
  - LOG
  - SERIALISABLE
- Protocol_9p_server
  - Make
    
    FLOW
    
    Filesystem
    
    Log
- Protocol_9p_types
  - Arr
    
    T
  - Data
  - Fid
  - FileMode
  - Int16
  - Int32
  - Int64
  - Int8
  - OpenMode
  - Qid
  - Stat
  - Tag
  - Version
protocol-9p.unix
- Client9p_unix
  - Make
    
    KV_RO
    
    Log
    
    LowLevel
- Flow_lwt_unix
- Lofs9p
- Server9p_unix
  - Make
    
    Filesystem
    
    Log

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type t = {

fid : Protocol_9p_types.Fid.t;
offset : int64;
data : Cstruct.t;

}

include sig ... end

val t_of_sexp : Sexplib.Sexp.t -> t

val sexp_of_t : t -> Sexplib.Sexp.t

val sizeof_header : int

The size of only the header

include Protocol_9p_s.SERIALISABLE with type t := t

val sizeof : t -> int

The size of a buffer needed to hold t

val read : Cstruct.t -> (t * Cstruct.t, [ `Msg of string ]) Result.result

Read a t from the given buffer and return it, along with the unused remainder of the buffer. If the buffer cannot be parsed then return an error.

val write : t -> Cstruct.t -> (Cstruct.t, [ `Msg of string ]) Result.result

Write a t into the given buffer. If the buffer is too small, then return an error. Return the unused remainder of the buffer.