Misc.Int_literal_converter(3)

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💖 NAME 💖

Misc.Int_literal_converter — that's the name, and the description is literally no description 😭 no cap, that's all the page gives us.

🌸 Module 🌸

The module is Misc.Int_literal_converter — yes bestie, that's the whole vibe check for this section 🫶

✨ Documentation ✨

The documented thing is Module Int_literal_converter, and its signature is literally : sig end — that's the whole wrapper, bestie 🫶

Then the values, each one doing its little conversion slay:

• val int : string -> int — converts a string to an int. Unlike int_of_string, this function accepts the string representation of max_int + 1 and returns min_int in this case. That edge case is lowkey iconic 🔥
• val int32 : string -> int32 — likewise, at type int32, bestie 💅
• val int64 : string -> int64 — likewise, at type int64, periodt 💜
• val nativeint : string -> nativeint — likewise, at type nativeint, and that's the whole set 🎀

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