This is a non-groveling interface to operating system functionality. I recommend you don't use it.
If you are for some reason compelled to use this, the packages are:
opsys: Has generic interfaces to, frequently least common denominator, operating system functionality. If you can get away with using only this level, it might just work on the known systems.
unix: Interfaces to Unix/POSIX specific things.
ms: Interfaces to Microsoft Windows specific things. This is the most incomplete part.
libc: Interfaces to standard C library things, which is really only for compatability and interfacing with other C based libraries.
- ASDF
- CFFI (and maybe CFFI-LIBFFI on Windows)
- trivial-gray-streams
- from yew:
- dlib
- unicode
- config
- Probably right now it's only usable from inside yew or lish. Sorry.
Note that this is developed in yew and is infrequently updated from there.