Index of values

A
add_predicates [Topfind]	Adds predicates to the list of predicates
announce [Topfind]	Output the startup message
C
command [Findlib]	Get the name/path of the executable
config_file [Findlib]	The location of the configuration file
D
default_location [Findlib]	Get the default installation directory for packages
don't_load [Topfind]	The packages named in pkglist are added to the list of packages which are already loaded.
don't_load_deeply [Topfind]	The packages named in pkglist and all direct and indirect ancestors are added to the list of packages which are already loaded.
I
ignore_dups_in [Findlib]	If `Some d`, duplicate packages below `d` are ignored, and do not produce warnings.
init [Fl_package_base]	This function must be called before `Fl_package_base` can be used.
init [Findlib]	Initializes the library from the configuration file and the environment.
init_manually [Findlib]	This is an alternate way to initialize the library directly.
is_recorded_package [Findlib]	Whether there is a recording for this package
L
list_packages [Fl_package_base]	Ensures that the complete package graph is loaded into memory (like `load_base`), and returns the (unsorted) list of all packages.
list_packages [Findlib]	Prints the list of available packages to the `out_channel`.
list_packages' [Findlib]	Returns the (unsorted) list of all packages.
load [Topfind]	The packages from the passed package list are loaded, from left to right, but packages that have already been loaded are left out.
load_base [Fl_package_base]	Ensures that the complete package graph is loaded into memory.
load_deeply [Topfind]	The packages from the passed package list and all direct or indirect ancestors are loaded in topological order.
load_packages [Fl_dynload]	Load the given packages and all their dependencies dynamically.
log [Topfind]	Function used to log messages from this module.
lookup [Fl_metascanner]	`lookup variable_name predicate_list def`:
lookup_2 [Fl_metascanner]	Like `lookup`, but also returns the list of predicates that had to be considered to select the particular variable definition.
M
meta_directory [Findlib]	Get the META installation directory for packages.
module_conflict_report [Fl_package_base]	Checks whether there are cmi files for the same modules.
O
ocaml_ldconf [Findlib]	Get the file name of `ld.conf`
ocaml_stdlib [Findlib]	Get the directory of the standard library
P
package_ancestors [Findlib]	`package_ancestors predlist pkg:` Determines the direct ancestors of package `pkg` under the assumption that the predicates in `predlist` are true, i.e.
package_conflict_report [Fl_package_base]	Checks whether there are several META files for the same main packages.
package_deep_ancestors [Findlib]	`package_deep_ancestors predlist pkglist:` determines the list of direct or indirect ancestors of the packages named in `pkglist` under the assumption that the predicates in `predlist` are true.
package_definitions [Fl_package_base]	Return all META files defining this package that occur in the directories mentioned in `search_path`.
package_directory [Findlib]	Get the absolute path of the directory where the given package is stored.
package_meta_file [Findlib]	Get the absolute path of the META file of the given package
package_property [Findlib]	`package_property predlist pkg propname`: Looks up the property `propname` of package `pkg` under the assumption that the predicates in `predlist` are true.
package_property_2 [Findlib]	`package_property_2 predlist pkg propname`: This returns two values `(v, preds)`.
package_users [Fl_package_base]	Ensures that the complete package graph is loaded into memory (like `load_base`), and determines the packages using one of the packages passed as second argument.
packages_in_meta_file [Fl_package_base]	Parses the META file whose name is `meta_file`.
parse [Fl_metascanner]	`parse ch:` scans and parses the file connected with channel `ch`.
parse2 [Fl_metascanner]
parse2_lexing [Fl_metascanner]
parse_lexing [Fl_metascanner]
predicate_exists [Fl_metascanner]	`predicate_exists variable_name def`:
predicates [Topfind]	The list of predicates used for package loading
print [Fl_metascanner]	`print ch expr`: Outputs the package expression to a channel.
print_def [Fl_metascanner]	`print_def ch def`: Outputs the definition to a channel.
Q
query [Fl_package_base]	Returns the `package` definition for the fully-qualified package name, or raises `No_such_package`.
R
record_package [Findlib]	Record this package
record_package_predicates [Findlib]	Record the predicates to be used for package loading.
recorded_packages [Findlib]	The list of packages recorded with `record_package`
recorded_predicates [Findlib]	The most recent version of the recorded predicate list
requires [Fl_package_base]	Analyzes the direct requirements of the package whose name is passed as second argument under the assumption that the predicates `preds` hold.
requires_deeply [Fl_package_base]	Analyzes the direct or indirect requirements of the packages whose names are passed as second argument under the assumption that the predicates `preds` hold.
reset [Topfind]	All entries in the list of loaded packages that have been added by `load` or `load_deeply` functions are removed from this list.
reset_recordings [Findlib]	Removes all `Record_load` packages from the list of recordings.
resolve_path [Findlib]	Resolves findlib notation in filename paths.
revised_syntax [Topfind]	Adds predicates that select the revised syntax.
S
search_path [Findlib]	Get the search path for packages
standard_syntax [Topfind]	Adds predicates that select the standard syntax.
syntax [Topfind]	Emulates the `-syntax` option
T
type_of_recorded_package [Findlib]	Returns the type, or raises `Not_found`

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