core

Tech stack & purpose

Core is Jane Street's industrial-strength alternative to the OCaml standard library, built by the largest industrial user of OCaml and designed to work with both OCaml and Javascript. It extends Base, a minimal stdlib replacement, with additional features including binary I/O support, stable APIs, and modules like Core.Map that follow Core conventions for comparators. The project also includes base_for_tests, a helper library for generating tests for Base libraries, particularly for functors like Blit.Make and Binary_searchable.Make.

Community & reference links

• GitHub
• here

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  Xavier Clerc151 commits · 116 followers
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  Arseniy Alekseyev25 commits · 61 followers
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• Simon Nicolussi1 commits
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  Sakamoto Noriaki1 commits · 47 followers
• Joe Neeman1 commits
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  Anil Madhavapeddy1 commits · 1,318 followers
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  Jérôme Vouillon1 commits · 117 followers