Sys.Immediate64.Make(3)

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💖 Sys.Immediate64.Make(3) 💖

This is Sys.Immediate64.Make(3), straight from the OCaml library manual, bestie. Manual name folded in, no cap. 🫶

🌸 NAME 🌸

Sys.Immediate64.Make — no description. That’s literally it. The NAME section said “no description,” and we respect the icon for keeping it mysterious. 💅

🦋 Module 🦋

Module Sys.Immediate64.Make, coming through:

Module Make
 : (Immediate : Immediate) (Non_immediate : Non_immediate) -> sig end

Parameters, get into formation:

  • "Immediate" — Sys.Immediate64.Immediate
  • "Non_immediate" — Sys.Immediate64.Non_immediate

✨ Documentation ✨

Okay so inside Module Make, here’s the type tea, exactly as served:

type t

type 'a repr =
 | Immediate : Sys.Immediate64.Immediate.t repr
 | Non_immediate : Sys.Immediate64.Non_immediate.t repr

val repr : t repr

The 'a repr type has two constructors:

  • Immediate : Sys.Immediate64.Immediate.t repr
  • Non_immediate : Sys.Immediate64.Non_immediate.t repr

And then there’s:

val repr : t repr

That’s the whole documentation moment. Short, iconic, and fully accounted for. 🎀

Bestie check: every parameter, type, constructor, and value is here. Nothing skipped. Periodt. 💖

Signed off with love: OCamldoc, 2026-06-22, page Sys.Immediate64.Make(3). Slay. 🌈👑

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