Data.Bytes.Signed

Description

When one wants to think of an Int as a dumb bitstring, converting it to a Word avoids pesky complications with respect to sign extension.

Documentation

type family Unsigned i :: * Source #

Instances

type Unsigned Int Source #
type Unsigned Int = Word
type Unsigned Int8 Source #
type Unsigned Int8 = Word8
type Unsigned Int16 Source #
type Unsigned Int16 = Word16
type Unsigned Int32 Source #
type Unsigned Int32 = Word32
type Unsigned Int64 Source #
type Unsigned Int64 = Word64
type Unsigned Integer Source #
type Unsigned Integer = Integer
type Unsigned Word Source #
type Unsigned Word = Word
type Unsigned Word8 Source #
type Unsigned Word8 = Word8
type Unsigned Word16 Source #
type Unsigned Word16 = Word16
type Unsigned Word32 Source #
type Unsigned Word32 = Word32
type Unsigned Word64 Source #
type Unsigned Word64 = Word64
type Unsigned (VarInt n) Source #
type Unsigned (VarInt n) = VarInt (Unsigned n)

type family Signed i :: * Source #

Instances

type Signed Int Source #
type Signed Int = Int
type Signed Int8 Source #
type Signed Int8 = Int8
type Signed Int16 Source #
type Signed Int16 = Int16
type Signed Int32 Source #
type Signed Int32 = Int32
type Signed Int64 Source #
type Signed Int64 = Int64
type Signed Integer Source #
type Signed Integer = Integer
type Signed Word Source #
type Signed Word = Int
type Signed Word8 Source #
type Signed Word8 = Int8
type Signed Word16 Source #
type Signed Word16 = Int16
type Signed Word32 Source #
type Signed Word32 = Int32
type Signed Word64 Source #
type Signed Word64 = Int64
type Signed (VarInt n) Source #
type Signed (VarInt n) = VarInt (Signed n)