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SRFI-160: Homogeneous numeric vector libraries

Abstract

This SRFI describes a set of operations on SRFI 4 homogeneous vector types (plus a few additional types) that are closely analogous to the vector operations library, SRFI 133. An external representation is specified which may be supported by the read and write procedures and by the program parser so that programs can contain references to literal homogeneous vectors.

For more information see: SRFI-160: Homogeneous numeric vector libraries

Rationale

Like lists, Scheme vectors are a heterogeneous datatype which impose no restriction on the type of the elements. This generality is not needed for applications where all the elements are of the same type. The use of Scheme vectors is not ideal for such applications because, in the absence of a compiler with a fancy static analysis, the representation will typically use some form of boxing of the elements which means low space efficiency and slower access to the elements. Moreover, homogeneous vectors are convenient for interfacing with low-level libraries (e.g. binary block I/O) and to interface with foreign languages which support homogeneous vectors. Finally, the use of homogeneous vectors allows certain errors to be caught earlier.

This SRFI specifies a set of homogeneous vector datatypes which cover the most practical cases, that is where the type of the elements is numeric (exact integer or inexact real or complex) and the precision and representation is efficiently implemented on the hardware of most current computer architectures (8, 16, 32 and 64 bit integers, either signed or unsigned, and 32 and 64 bit floating point numbers).

This SRFI extends SRFI 4 by providing the additional c64vector and c128vector types, and by providing analogues for almost all of the heterogeneous vector procedures of SRFI 133. There are some additional procedures, most of which are closely analogous to the string procedures of SRFI 152.

Note that there are no conversions between homogeneous vectors and strings in this SRFI. In addition, there is no support for u1vectors (bitvectors) provided, not because they are not useful, but because they are different enough in both specification and implementation to be put into a future SRFI of their own.

Specification

There are eight datatypes of exact integer homogeneous vectors (which will be called integer vectors):

s8vector: signed exact integer in the range -2^7 to 2^7-1
u8vector: unsigned exact integer in the range 0 to 2^8-1
s16vector: signed exact integer in the range -2^15 to 2^15-1
u16vector: unsigned exact integer in the range 0 to 2^16-1
s32vector: signed exact integer in the range -2^31 to 2^31-1
u32vector: unsigned exact integer in the range 0 to 2^32-1
s64vector: signed exact integer in the range -2^63 to 2^63-1
u64vector: unsigned exact integer in the range 0 to 2^64-1

All are part of SRFI 4.

There are two datatypes of inexact real homogeneous vectors (which will be called float vectors):

f32vector: inexact real, typically 32 bits
f64vector: inexact real, typically 64 bits

These are also part of SRFI 4.

f64vectors must preserve at least as much precision and range as f32vectors. (See the implementation section for details.)

And there are two datatypes of inexact complex homogeneous vectors (which will be called complex vectors):

[type] c64vector

inexact complex, typically 64 bits

[type] c128vector

inexact complex, typically 128 bits

These are not part of SRFI 4.

c128vectors must preserve at least as much precision and range as c64vectors. (See the implementation section for details.)

A Scheme system that conforms to this SRFI does not have to support all of these homogeneous vector datatypes. However, a Scheme system must support float vectors if it supports Scheme inexact reals (of any precision). A Scheme system must support complex vectors if it supports Scheme inexact complex numbers (of any precision). Finally, a Scheme system must support a particular integer vector datatype if the system's exact integer datatype contains all the values that can be stored in such an integer vector. Thus a Scheme system with bignum support must implement all the integer vector datatypes, but a Scheme system might only support s8vectors, u8vectors, s16vectors and u16vectors if it only supports integers in the range -2^29 to 2^29-1 (which would be the case if they are represented as 32-bit machine integers with a 2-bit tag).

Scheme systems which conform to this SRFI and also conform to either R6RS or R7RS should use the same datatype for bytevectors and for u8vectors, and systems that also implement SRFI 74 (blobs) should use the same datatype for them as well. All other homogeneous vector types are disjoint from each other and from all other Scheme types,

Each element of a homogeneous vector must be valid. That is, for an integer vector, it must be an exact integer within the inclusive range specified above; for a float vector, it must be an inexact real number; and for a complex vector, it must be an inexact complex number. It is an error to try to use a constructor or mutator to set an element to an invalid value.

Notation

So as not to multiply the number of procedures described in this SRFI beyond necessity, a special notational convention is used. The description of the procedure make-@vector is really shorthand for the descriptions of the twelve procedures make-s8vector, make-u8vector, ... make-c128vector, all of which are exactly the same except that they construct different homogeneous vector types. Furthermore, except as otherwise noted, the semantics of each procedure are those of the corresponding SRFI 133 procedure, except that it is an error to attempt to insert an invalid value into a homogeneous vector. Consequently, only a brief description of each procedure is given, and SRFI 133 (or in some cases SRFI 152) should be consulted for the details. It is worth mentioning, however, that all the procedures that return one or more vectors (homogeneous or heterogeneous) invariably return newly allocated vectors specifically.

In the section containing specifications of procedures, the following notation is used to specify parameters and return values:

[procedure] (f arg[1] arg[2] ...) -> something

A procedure f that takes the parameters arg[1] arg[2] ... and returns a value of the type something. If two values are returned, two types are specified. If something is unspecified, then f returns a single implementation-dependent value; this SRFI does not specify what it returns, and in order to write portable code, the return value should be ignored.

[parameter] vec

Must be a heterogeneous vector, i.e. it must satisfy the predicate vector?.

[parameter] @vec
[parameter] @to
[parameter] @from

Must be a homogeneous vector, i.e. it must satisfy the predicate @vector?. In @vector-copy! and reverse-@vector-copy!, @to is the destination and @from is the source.

[parameter] i
[parameter] j
[parameter] start
[parameter] at

Must be an exact nonnegative integer less than the length of the @vector. In @vector-copy! and reverse-@vector-copy!, at refers to the destination and start to the source.

[parameter] end

Must be an exact nonnegative integer not less than start and not greater than the length of the vector. This indicates the index directly before which traversal will stop -- processing will occur until the index of the vector is one less than end. It is the open right side of a range.

[parameter] f

Must be a procedure taking one or more arguments, which returns (except as noted otherwise) exactly one value.

[parameter] pred

Must be a procedure taking one or more arguments that returns one value, which is treated as a boolean.

[parameter] =

Must be an equivalence procedure.

[parameter] obj
[parameter] seed
[parameter] knil

Any Scheme object.

[parameter] fill
[parameter] value

Any number that is valid with respect to the @vec.

[parameter] [something]

An optional argument; it needn't necessarily be applied. Something needn't necessarily be one thing; for example, this usage of it is perfectly valid:

[start [end]]

and is indeed used quite often.

[parameter] something ...

Zero or more somethings are allowed to be arguments.

[parameter] something[1] something[2] ...

At least one something must be arguments.

Packaging

For each @vector type, there is a corresponding library named (srfi 160 @), and if an implementation provides a given type, it must provide that library as well. In addition, the library (srfi 160 base) provides a few basic procedures for all @vector types. If a particular type is not provided by an implementation, then it is an error to call the corresponding procedures in this library. Note that there is no library named (srfi 160).

Module (srfi 160 base)

Defines make-@vector, @vector, @vector?, @vector-length, @vector-ref, @vector-set!, @vector->list, list->@vector, and @?, for all types. All of these are also re-exported by the respective (srfi 160 @) modules and described below.

Module (srfi 160 u8)

Procedures

The procedures shared with SRFI 4 are marked with [SRFI 4]. The procedures with the same semantics as SRFI 133 are marked with [SRFI 133] unless they are already marked with [SRFI 4]. The procedures analogous to SRFI 152 string procedures are marked with [SRFI 152].

Constructors

[procedure] (make-u8vector size [fill]) -> u8vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a u8vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the u8vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (u8vector value ...) -> u8vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a u8vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (u8vector-unfold f length seed) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

Creates a vector whose length is length and iterates across each index k between 0 and length - 1, applying f at each iteration to the current index and current state, in that order, to receive two values: the element to put in the kth slot of the new vector and a new state for the next iteration. On the first call to f, the state's value is seed.

[procedure] (u8vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u8vector-unfold, but initializes the u8vector from right to left.

[procedure] (u8vector-copy u8vec [start [end]]) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of u8vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (u8vector-reverse-copy u8vec [start [end]]) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u8vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (u8vector-append u8vec ...) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a u8vector containing all the elements of the u8vecs in order.

[procedure] (u8vector-concatenate list-of-u8vectors) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u8vector-append, but takes a list of u8vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (u8vector-append-subvectors [u8vec start end] ...) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying u8vector-copy to each triplet of u8vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (u8? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an u8vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u8vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a u8vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u8vector-empty? u8vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if u8vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u8vector= u8vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the u8vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all u8vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (u8vector-ref u8vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of u8vec.

[procedure] (u8vector-length u8vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of u8vec

Iteration

[procedure] (u8vector-take u8vec n) -> u8vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u8vector-take-right u8vec n) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a u8vector containing the first/last n elements of u8vec.

[procedure] (u8vector-drop u8vec n) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u8vector-drop-right u8vec n) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a u8vector containing all except the first/last n elements of u8vec.

[procedure] (u8vector-segment u8vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of u8vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of u8vec. The last u8vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (u8vector-fold kons knil u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u8vector-fold-right kons knil u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one u8vector argument u8vec is given, folds kons over the elements of u8vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple u8vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; u8vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while u8vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (u8vector-map f u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u8vector-map! f u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u8vector-for-each f u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of u8vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a u8vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in u8vec, and an undefined value with no change to u8vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For u8vector-map!, only u8vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If u8vector-map or u8vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (u8vector-count pred? u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of u8vec and return the number of calls that return true.

When multiple vectors are given, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are given for each iteration, which stops at the end of the shortest vector.

[procedure] (u8vector-cumulate f knil u8vec) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

Like u8vector-fold, but returns an u8vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (u8vector-take-while pred? u8vec) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u8vector-take-while-right pred? u8vec) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of u8vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (u8vector-drop-while pred? u8vec) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u8vector-drop-while-right pred? u8vec) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of u8vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (u8vector-index pred? u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u8vector-index-right pred? u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of u8vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, u8vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for u8vector-index-right.

[procedure] (u8vector-skip pred? u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u8vector-skip-right pred? u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of u8vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, u8vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for u8vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (u8vector-any pred? u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the u8vec, or #f if there is no such element. If u8vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (u8vector-every pred? u8vec u8vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from u8vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If u8vec is empty, return #t

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector is passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, it stops at the end of the shortest one.

[procedure] (u8vector-partition pred? u8vec) -> u8vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an u8vector of the same type as u8vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new u8vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (u8vector-filter pred? u8vec) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u8vector-remove pred? u8vec) -> u8vector [SRFI 152]

Return an u8vector containing the elements of u8vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (u8vector-set! u8vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of u8vec to value.

[procedure] (u8vector-swap! u8vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of u8vec.

[procedure] (u8vector-fill! u8vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of u8vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (u8vector-reverse! u8vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of u8vec from start to end.

[procedure] (u8vector-copy! u8to at u8from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of u8from from start to end onto u8to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (u8vector-reverse-copy! u8to at u8from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as u8vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (u8vector-unfold! f u8vec start end seed) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector u8vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (u8vector-unfold-right! f u8vec start end seed) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u8vector-unfold!, but initializes the u8vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (u8vector->list u8vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-u8vector->list u8vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->u8vector proper-list) -> u8vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->u8vector proper-list) -> u8vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u8vector->vector u8vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->u8vector vec [start [end]]) -> u8vector

Returns a list, u8vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-u8vector-generator u8vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of u8vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

u8vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of u8vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-u8vector u8vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of u8vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 s8)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-s8vector size [fill]) -> s8vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a s8vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the s8vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (s8vector value ...) -> s8vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a s8vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (s8vector-unfold f length seed) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (s8vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s8vector-unfold, but initializes the s8vector from right to left.

[procedure] (s8vector-copy s8vec [start [end]]) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of s8vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (s8vector-reverse-copy s8vec [start [end]]) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s8vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (s8vector-append s8vec ...) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a s8vector containing all the elements of the s8vecs in order.

[procedure] (s8vector-concatenate list-of-s8vectors) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s8vector-append, but takes a list of s8vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (s8vector-append-subvectors [s8vec start end] ...) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying s8vector-copy to each triplet of s8vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (s8? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an s8vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s8vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a s8vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s8vector-empty? s8vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if s8vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s8vector= s8vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the s8vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all s8vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (s8vector-ref s8vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of s8vec.

[procedure] (s8vector-length s8vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of s8vec

Iteration

[procedure] (s8vector-take s8vec n) -> s8vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s8vector-take-right s8vec n) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a s8vector containing the first/last n elements of s8vec.

[procedure] (s8vector-drop s8vec n) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s8vector-drop-right s8vec n) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a s8vector containing all except the first/last n elements of s8vec.

[procedure] (s8vector-segment s8vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of s8vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of s8vec. The last s8vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (s8vector-fold kons knil s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s8vector-fold-right kons knil s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one s8vector argument s8vec is given, folds kons over the elements of s8vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple s8vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; s8vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while s8vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (s8vector-map f s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s8vector-map! f s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s8vector-for-each f s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of s8vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a s8vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in s8vec, and an undefined value with no change to s8vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For s8vector-map!, only s8vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If s8vector-map or s8vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (s8vector-count pred? s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of s8vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (s8vector-cumulate f knil s8vec) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

Like s8vector-fold, but returns an s8vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (s8vector-take-while pred? s8vec) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s8vector-take-while-right pred? s8vec) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of s8vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (s8vector-drop-while pred? s8vec) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s8vector-drop-while-right pred? s8vec) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of s8vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (s8vector-index pred? s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s8vector-index-right pred? s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of s8vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, s8vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for s8vector-index-right.

[procedure] (s8vector-skip pred? s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s8vector-skip-right pred? s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of s8vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, s8vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for s8vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (s8vector-any pred? s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the s8vec, or #f if there is no such element. If s8vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (s8vector-every pred? s8vec s8vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from s8vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If s8vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (s8vector-partition pred? s8vec) -> s8vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an s8vector of the same type as s8vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new s8vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (s8vector-filter pred? s8vec) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s8vector-remove pred? s8vec) -> s8vector [SRFI 152]

Return an s8vector containing the elements of s8vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (s8vector-set! s8vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of s8vec to value.

[procedure] (s8vector-swap! s8vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of s8vec.

[procedure] (s8vector-fill! s8vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of s8vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (s8vector-reverse! s8vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of s8vec from start to end.

[procedure] (s8vector-copy! s8to at s8from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of s8from from start to end onto s8to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (s8vector-reverse-copy! s8to at s8from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as s8vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (s8vector-unfold! f s8vec start end seed) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector s8vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (s8vector-unfold-right! f s8vec start end seed) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s8vector-unfold!, but initializes the s8vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (s8vector->list s8vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-s8vector->list s8vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->s8vector proper-list) -> s8vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->s8vector proper-list) -> s8vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s8vector->vector s8vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->s8vector vec [start [end]]) -> s8vector

Returns a list, s8vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-s8vector-generator s8vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of s8vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

s8vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of s8vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-s8vector s8vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of s8vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 u16)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-u16vector size [fill]) -> u16vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a u16vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the u16vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (u16vector value ...) -> u16vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a u16vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (u16vector-unfold f length seed) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (u16vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u16vector-unfold, but initializes the u16vector from right to left.

[procedure] (u16vector-copy u16vec [start [end]]) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of u16vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (u16vector-reverse-copy u16vec [start [end]]) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u16vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (u16vector-append u16vec ...) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a u16vector containing all the elements of the u16vecs in order.

[procedure] (u16vector-concatenate list-of-u16vectors) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u16vector-append, but takes a list of u16vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (u16vector-append-subvectors [u16vec start end] ...) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying u16vector-copy to each triplet of u16vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (u16? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an u16vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u16vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a u16vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u16vector-empty? u16vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if u16vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u16vector= u16vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the u16vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all u16vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (u16vector-ref u16vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of u16vec.

[procedure] (u16vector-length u16vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of u16vec

Iteration

[procedure] (u16vector-take u16vec n) -> u16vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u16vector-take-right u16vec n) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a u16vector containing the first/last n elements of u16vec.

[procedure] (u16vector-drop u16vec n) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u16vector-drop-right u16vec n) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a u16vector containing all except the first/last n elements of u16vec.

[procedure] (u16vector-segment u16vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of u16vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of u16vec. The last u16vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (u16vector-fold kons knil u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u16vector-fold-right kons knil u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one u16vector argument u16vec is given, folds kons over the elements of u16vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple u16vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; u16vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while u16vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (u16vector-map f u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u16vector-map! f u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u16vector-for-each f u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of u16vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a u16vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in u16vec, and an undefined value with no change to u16vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For u16vector-map!, only u16vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If u16vector-map or u16vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (u16vector-count pred? u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of u16vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (u16vector-cumulate f knil u16vec) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

Like u16vector-fold, but returns an u16vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (u16vector-take-while pred? u16vec) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u16vector-take-while-right pred? u16vec) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of u16vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (u16vector-drop-while pred? u16vec) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u16vector-drop-while-right pred? u16vec) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of u16vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (u16vector-index pred? u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u16vector-index-right pred? u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of u16vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, u16vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for u16vector-index-right.

[procedure] (u16vector-skip pred? u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u16vector-skip-right pred? u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of u16vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, u16vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for u16vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (u16vector-any pred? u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the u16vec, or #f if there is no such element. If u16vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (u16vector-every pred? u16vec u16vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from u16vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If u16vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (u16vector-partition pred? u16vec) -> u16vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an u16vector of the same type as u16vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new u16vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (u16vector-filter pred? u16vec) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u16vector-remove pred? u16vec) -> u16vector [SRFI 152]

Return an u16vector containing the elements of u16vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (u16vector-set! u16vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of u16vec to value.

[procedure] (u16vector-swap! u16vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of u16vec.

[procedure] (u16vector-fill! u16vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of u16vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (u16vector-reverse! u16vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of u16vec from start to end.

[procedure] (u16vector-copy! u16to at u16from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of u16from from start to end onto u16to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (u16vector-reverse-copy! u16to at u16from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as u16vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (u16vector-unfold! f u16vec start end seed) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector u16vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (u16vector-unfold-right! f u16vec start end seed) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u16vector-unfold!, but initializes the u16vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (u16vector->list u16vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-u16vector->list u16vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->u16vector proper-list) -> u16vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->u16vector proper-list) -> u16vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u16vector->vector u16vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->u16vector vec [start [end]]) -> u16vector

Returns a list, u16vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-u16vector-generator u16vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of u16vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

u16vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of u16vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-u16vector u16vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of u16vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 s16)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-s16vector size [fill]) -> s16vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a s16vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the s16vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (s16vector value ...) -> s16vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a s16vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (s16vector-unfold f length seed) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (s16vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s16vector-unfold, but initializes the s16vector from right to left.

[procedure] (s16vector-copy s16vec [start [end]]) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of s16vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (s16vector-reverse-copy s16vec [start [end]]) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s16vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (s16vector-append s16vec ...) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a s16vector containing all the elements of the s16vecs in order.

[procedure] (s16vector-concatenate list-of-s16vectors) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s16vector-append, but takes a list of s16vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (s16vector-append-subvectors [s16vec start end] ...) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying s16vector-copy to each triplet of s16vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (s16? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an s16vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s16vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a s16vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s16vector-empty? s16vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if s16vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s16vector= s16vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the s16vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all s16vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (s16vector-ref s16vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of s16vec.

[procedure] (s16vector-length s16vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of s16vec

Iteration

[procedure] (s16vector-take s16vec n) -> s16vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s16vector-take-right s16vec n) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a s16vector containing the first/last n elements of s16vec.

[procedure] (s16vector-drop s16vec n) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s16vector-drop-right s16vec n) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a s16vector containing all except the first/last n elements of s16vec.

[procedure] (s16vector-segment s16vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of s16vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of s16vec. The last s16vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (s16vector-fold kons knil s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s16vector-fold-right kons knil s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one s16vector argument s16vec is given, folds kons over the elements of s16vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple s16vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; s16vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while s16vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (s16vector-map f s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s16vector-map! f s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s16vector-for-each f s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of s16vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a s16vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in s16vec, and an undefined value with no change to s16vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For s16vector-map!, only s16vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If s16vector-map or s16vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (s16vector-count pred? s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of s16vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (s16vector-cumulate f knil s16vec) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

Like s16vector-fold, but returns an s16vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (s16vector-take-while pred? s16vec) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s16vector-take-while-right pred? s16vec) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of s16vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (s16vector-drop-while pred? s16vec) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s16vector-drop-while-right pred? s16vec) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of s16vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (s16vector-index pred? s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s16vector-index-right pred? s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of s16vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, s16vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for s16vector-index-right.

[procedure] (s16vector-skip pred? s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s16vector-skip-right pred? s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of s16vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, s16vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for s16vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (s16vector-any pred? s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the s16vec, or #f if there is no such element. If s16vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (s16vector-every pred? s16vec s16vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from s16vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If s16vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (s16vector-partition pred? s16vec) -> s16vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an s16vector of the same type as s16vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new s16vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (s16vector-filter pred? s16vec) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s16vector-remove pred? s16vec) -> s16vector [SRFI 152]

Return an s16vector containing the elements of s16vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (s16vector-set! s16vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of s16vec to value.

[procedure] (s16vector-swap! s16vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of s16vec.

[procedure] (s16vector-fill! s16vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of s16vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (s16vector-reverse! s16vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of s16vec from start to end.

[procedure] (s16vector-copy! s16to at s16from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of s16from from start to end onto s16to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (s16vector-reverse-copy! s16to at s16from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as s16vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (s16vector-unfold! f s16vec start end seed) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector s16vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (s16vector-unfold-right! f s16vec start end seed) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s16vector-unfold!, but initializes the s16vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (s16vector->list s16vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-s16vector->list s16vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->s16vector proper-list) -> s16vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->s16vector proper-list) -> s16vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s16vector->vector s16vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->s16vector vec [start [end]]) -> s16vector

Returns a list, s16vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-s16vector-generator s16vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of s16vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

s16vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of s16vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-s16vector s16vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of s16vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 u32)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-u32vector size [fill]) -> u32vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a u32vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the u32vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (u32vector value ...) -> u32vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a u32vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (u32vector-unfold f length seed) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (u32vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u32vector-unfold, but initializes the u32vector from right to left.

[procedure] (u32vector-copy u32vec [start [end]]) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of u32vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (u32vector-reverse-copy u32vec [start [end]]) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u32vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (u32vector-append u32vec ...) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a u32vector containing all the elements of the u32vecs in order.

[procedure] (u32vector-concatenate list-of-u32vectors) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u32vector-append, but takes a list of u32vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (u32vector-append-subvectors [u32vec start end] ...) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying u32vector-copy to each triplet of u32vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (u32? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an u32vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u32vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a u32vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u32vector-empty? u32vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if u32vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u32vector= u32vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the u32vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all u32vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (u32vector-ref u32vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of u32vec.

[procedure] (u32vector-length u32vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of u32vec

Iteration

[procedure] (u32vector-take u32vec n) -> u32vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u32vector-take-right u32vec n) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a u32vector containing the first/last n elements of u32vec.

[procedure] (u32vector-drop u32vec n) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u32vector-drop-right u32vec n) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a u32vector containing all except the first/last n elements of u32vec.

[procedure] (u32vector-segment u32vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of u32vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of u32vec. The last u32vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (u32vector-fold kons knil u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u32vector-fold-right kons knil u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one u32vector argument u32vec is given, folds kons over the elements of u32vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple u32vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; u32vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while u32vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (u32vector-map f u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u32vector-map! f u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u32vector-for-each f u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of u32vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a u32vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in u32vec, and an undefined value with no change to u32vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For u32vector-map!, only u32vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If u32vector-map or u32vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (u32vector-count pred? u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of u32vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (u32vector-cumulate f knil u32vec) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

Like u32vector-fold, but returns an u32vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (u32vector-take-while pred? u32vec) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u32vector-take-while-right pred? u32vec) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of u32vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (u32vector-drop-while pred? u32vec) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u32vector-drop-while-right pred? u32vec) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of u32vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (u32vector-index pred? u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u32vector-index-right pred? u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of u32vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, u32vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for u32vector-index-right.

[procedure] (u32vector-skip pred? u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u32vector-skip-right pred? u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of u32vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, u32vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for u32vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (u32vector-any pred? u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the u32vec, or #f if there is no such element. If u32vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (u32vector-every pred? u32vec u32vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from u32vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If u32vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (u32vector-partition pred? u32vec) -> u32vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an u32vector of the same type as u32vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new u32vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (u32vector-filter pred? u32vec) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u32vector-remove pred? u32vec) -> u32vector [SRFI 152]

Return an u32vector containing the elements of u32vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (u32vector-set! u32vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of u32vec to value.

[procedure] (u32vector-swap! u32vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of u32vec.

[procedure] (u32vector-fill! u32vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of u32vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (u32vector-reverse! u32vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of u32vec from start to end.

[procedure] (u32vector-copy! u32to at u32from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of u32from from start to end onto u32to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (u32vector-reverse-copy! u32to at u32from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as u32vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (u32vector-unfold! f u32vec start end seed) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector u32vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (u32vector-unfold-right! f u32vec start end seed) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u32vector-unfold!, but initializes the u32vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (u32vector->list u32vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-u32vector->list u32vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->u32vector proper-list) -> u32vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->u32vector proper-list) -> u32vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u32vector->vector u32vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->u32vector vec [start [end]]) -> u32vector

Returns a list, u32vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-u32vector-generator u32vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of u32vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

u32vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of u32vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-u32vector u32vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of u32vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 s32)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-s32vector size [fill]) -> s32vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a s32vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the s32vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (s32vector value ...) -> s32vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a s32vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (s32vector-unfold f length seed) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (s32vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s32vector-unfold, but initializes the s32vector from right to left.

[procedure] (s32vector-copy s32vec [start [end]]) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of s32vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (s32vector-reverse-copy s32vec [start [end]]) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s32vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (s32vector-append s32vec ...) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a s32vector containing all the elements of the s32vecs in order.

[procedure] (s32vector-concatenate list-of-s32vectors) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s32vector-append, but takes a list of s32vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (s32vector-append-subvectors [s32vec start end] ...) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying s32vector-copy to each triplet of s32vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (s32? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an s32vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s32vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a s32vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s32vector-empty? s32vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if s32vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s32vector= s32vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the s32vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all s32vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (s32vector-ref s32vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of s32vec.

[procedure] (s32vector-length s32vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of s32vec

Iteration

[procedure] (s32vector-take s32vec n) -> s32vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s32vector-take-right s32vec n) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a s32vector containing the first/last n elements of s32vec.

[procedure] (s32vector-drop s32vec n) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s32vector-drop-right s32vec n) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a s32vector containing all except the first/last n elements of s32vec.

[procedure] (s32vector-segment s32vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of s32vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of s32vec. The last s32vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (s32vector-fold kons knil s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s32vector-fold-right kons knil s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one s32vector argument s32vec is given, folds kons over the elements of s32vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple s32vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; s32vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while s32vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (s32vector-map f s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s32vector-map! f s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s32vector-for-each f s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of s32vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a s32vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in s32vec, and an undefined value with no change to s32vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For s32vector-map!, only s32vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If s32vector-map or s32vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (s32vector-count pred? s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of s32vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (s32vector-cumulate f knil s32vec) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

Like s32vector-fold, but returns an s32vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (s32vector-take-while pred? s32vec) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s32vector-take-while-right pred? s32vec) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of s32vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (s32vector-drop-while pred? s32vec) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s32vector-drop-while-right pred? s32vec) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of s32vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (s32vector-index pred? s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s32vector-index-right pred? s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of s32vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, s32vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for s32vector-index-right.

[procedure] (s32vector-skip pred? s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s32vector-skip-right pred? s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of s32vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, s32vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for s32vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (s32vector-any pred? s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the s32vec, or #f if there is no such element. If s32vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (s32vector-every pred? s32vec s32vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from s32vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If s32vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (s32vector-partition pred? s32vec) -> s32vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an s32vector of the same type as s32vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new s32vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (s32vector-filter pred? s32vec) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s32vector-remove pred? s32vec) -> s32vector [SRFI 152]

Return an s32vector containing the elements of s32vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (s32vector-set! s32vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of s32vec to value.

[procedure] (s32vector-swap! s32vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of s32vec.

[procedure] (s32vector-fill! s32vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of s32vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (s32vector-reverse! s32vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of s32vec from start to end.

[procedure] (s32vector-copy! s32to at s32from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of s32from from start to end onto s32to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (s32vector-reverse-copy! s32to at s32from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as s32vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (s32vector-unfold! f s32vec start end seed) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector s32vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (s32vector-unfold-right! f s32vec start end seed) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s32vector-unfold!, but initializes the s32vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (s32vector->list s32vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-s32vector->list s32vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->s32vector proper-list) -> s32vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->s32vector proper-list) -> s32vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s32vector->vector s32vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->s32vector vec [start [end]]) -> s32vector

Returns a list, s32vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-s32vector-generator s32vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of s32vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

s32vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of s32vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-s32vector s32vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of s32vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 u64)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-u64vector size [fill]) -> u64vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a u64vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the u64vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (u64vector value ...) -> u64vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a u64vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (u64vector-unfold f length seed) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (u64vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u64vector-unfold, but initializes the u64vector from right to left.

[procedure] (u64vector-copy u64vec [start [end]]) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of u64vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (u64vector-reverse-copy u64vec [start [end]]) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u64vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (u64vector-append u64vec ...) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a u64vector containing all the elements of the u64vecs in order.

[procedure] (u64vector-concatenate list-of-u64vectors) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u64vector-append, but takes a list of u64vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (u64vector-append-subvectors [u64vec start end] ...) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying u64vector-copy to each triplet of u64vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (u64? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an u64vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u64vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a u64vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u64vector-empty? u64vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if u64vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (u64vector= u64vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the u64vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all u64vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (u64vector-ref u64vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of u64vec.

[procedure] (u64vector-length u64vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of u64vec

Iteration

[procedure] (u64vector-take u64vec n) -> u64vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u64vector-take-right u64vec n) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a u64vector containing the first/last n elements of u64vec.

[procedure] (u64vector-drop u64vec n) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u64vector-drop-right u64vec n) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a u64vector containing all except the first/last n elements of u64vec.

[procedure] (u64vector-segment u64vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of u64vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of u64vec. The last u64vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (u64vector-fold kons knil u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u64vector-fold-right kons knil u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one u64vector argument u64vec is given, folds kons over the elements of u64vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple u64vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; u64vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while u64vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (u64vector-map f u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u64vector-map! f u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u64vector-for-each f u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of u64vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a u64vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in u64vec, and an undefined value with no change to u64vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For u64vector-map!, only u64vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If u64vector-map or u64vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (u64vector-count pred? u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of u64vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (u64vector-cumulate f knil u64vec) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

Like u64vector-fold, but returns an u64vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (u64vector-take-while pred? u64vec) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u64vector-take-while-right pred? u64vec) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of u64vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (u64vector-drop-while pred? u64vec) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u64vector-drop-while-right pred? u64vec) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of u64vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (u64vector-index pred? u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u64vector-index-right pred? u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of u64vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, u64vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for u64vector-index-right.

[procedure] (u64vector-skip pred? u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u64vector-skip-right pred? u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of u64vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, u64vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for u64vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (u64vector-any pred? u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the u64vec, or #f if there is no such element. If u64vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (u64vector-every pred? u64vec u64vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from u64vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If u64vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (u64vector-partition pred? u64vec) -> u64vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an u64vector of the same type as u64vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new u64vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (u64vector-filter pred? u64vec) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (u64vector-remove pred? u64vec) -> u64vector [SRFI 152]

Return an u64vector containing the elements of u64vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (u64vector-set! u64vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of u64vec to value.

[procedure] (u64vector-swap! u64vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of u64vec.

[procedure] (u64vector-fill! u64vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of u64vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (u64vector-reverse! u64vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of u64vec from start to end.

[procedure] (u64vector-copy! u64to at u64from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of u64from from start to end onto u64to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (u64vector-reverse-copy! u64to at u64from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as u64vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (u64vector-unfold! f u64vec start end seed) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector u64vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (u64vector-unfold-right! f u64vec start end seed) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as u64vector-unfold!, but initializes the u64vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (u64vector->list u64vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-u64vector->list u64vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->u64vector proper-list) -> u64vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->u64vector proper-list) -> u64vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (u64vector->vector u64vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->u64vector vec [start [end]]) -> u64vector

Returns a list, u64vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-u64vector-generator u64vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of u64vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

u64vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of u64vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-u64vector u64vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of u64vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 s64)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-s64vector size [fill]) -> s64vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a s64vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the s64vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (s64vector value ...) -> s64vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a s64vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (s64vector-unfold f length seed) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (s64vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s64vector-unfold, but initializes the s64vector from right to left.

[procedure] (s64vector-copy s64vec [start [end]]) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of s64vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (s64vector-reverse-copy s64vec [start [end]]) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s64vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (s64vector-append s64vec ...) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a s64vector containing all the elements of the s64vecs in order.

[procedure] (s64vector-concatenate list-of-s64vectors) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s64vector-append, but takes a list of s64vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (s64vector-append-subvectors [s64vec start end] ...) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying s64vector-copy to each triplet of s64vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (s64? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an s64vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s64vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a s64vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s64vector-empty? s64vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if s64vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (s64vector= s64vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the s64vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all s64vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (s64vector-ref s64vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of s64vec.

[procedure] (s64vector-length s64vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of s64vec

Iteration

[procedure] (s64vector-take s64vec n) -> s64vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s64vector-take-right s64vec n) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a s64vector containing the first/last n elements of s64vec.

[procedure] (s64vector-drop s64vec n) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s64vector-drop-right s64vec n) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a s64vector containing all except the first/last n elements of s64vec.

[procedure] (s64vector-segment s64vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of s64vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of s64vec. The last s64vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (s64vector-fold kons knil s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s64vector-fold-right kons knil s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one s64vector argument s64vec is given, folds kons over the elements of s64vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple s64vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; s64vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while s64vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (s64vector-map f s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s64vector-map! f s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s64vector-for-each f s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of s64vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a s64vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in s64vec, and an undefined value with no change to s64vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For s64vector-map!, only s64vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If s64vector-map or s64vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (s64vector-count pred? s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of s64vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (s64vector-cumulate f knil s64vec) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

Like s64vector-fold, but returns an s64vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (s64vector-take-while pred? s64vec) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s64vector-take-while-right pred? s64vec) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of s64vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (s64vector-drop-while pred? s64vec) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s64vector-drop-while-right pred? s64vec) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of s64vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (s64vector-index pred? s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s64vector-index-right pred? s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of s64vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, s64vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for s64vector-index-right.

[procedure] (s64vector-skip pred? s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s64vector-skip-right pred? s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of s64vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, s64vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for s64vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (s64vector-any pred? s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the s64vec, or #f if there is no such element. If s64vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (s64vector-every pred? s64vec s64vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from s64vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If s64vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (s64vector-partition pred? s64vec) -> s64vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an s64vector of the same type as s64vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new s64vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (s64vector-filter pred? s64vec) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (s64vector-remove pred? s64vec) -> s64vector [SRFI 152]

Return an s64vector containing the elements of s64vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (s64vector-set! s64vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of s64vec to value.

[procedure] (s64vector-swap! s64vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of s64vec.

[procedure] (s64vector-fill! s64vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of s64vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (s64vector-reverse! s64vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of s64vec from start to end.

[procedure] (s64vector-copy! s64to at s64from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of s64from from start to end onto s64to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (s64vector-reverse-copy! s64to at s64from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as s64vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (s64vector-unfold! f s64vec start end seed) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector s64vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (s64vector-unfold-right! f s64vec start end seed) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as s64vector-unfold!, but initializes the s64vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (s64vector->list s64vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-s64vector->list s64vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->s64vector proper-list) -> s64vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->s64vector proper-list) -> s64vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (s64vector->vector s64vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->s64vector vec [start [end]]) -> s64vector

Returns a list, s64vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-s64vector-generator s64vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of s64vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

s64vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of s64vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-s64vector s64vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of s64vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 f32)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-f32vector size [fill]) -> f32vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a f32vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the f32vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (f32vector value ...) -> f32vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a f32vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (f32vector-unfold f length seed) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (f32vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as f32vector-unfold, but initializes the f32vector from right to left.

[procedure] (f32vector-copy f32vec [start [end]]) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of f32vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (f32vector-reverse-copy f32vec [start [end]]) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as f32vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (f32vector-append f32vec ...) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a f32vector containing all the elements of the f32vecs in order.

[procedure] (f32vector-concatenate list-of-f32vectors) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as f32vector-append, but takes a list of f32vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (f32vector-append-subvectors [f32vec start end] ...) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying f32vector-copy to each triplet of f32vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (f32? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an f32vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (f32vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a f32vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (f32vector-empty? f32vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if f32vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (f32vector= f32vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the f32vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all f32vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (f32vector-ref f32vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of f32vec.

[procedure] (f32vector-length f32vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of f32vec

Iteration

[procedure] (f32vector-take f32vec n) -> f32vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f32vector-take-right f32vec n) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a f32vector containing the first/last n elements of f32vec.

[procedure] (f32vector-drop f32vec n) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f32vector-drop-right f32vec n) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a f32vector containing all except the first/last n elements of f32vec.

[procedure] (f32vector-segment f32vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of f32vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of f32vec. The last f32vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (f32vector-fold kons knil f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f32vector-fold-right kons knil f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one f32vector argument f32vec is given, folds kons over the elements of f32vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple f32vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; f32vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while f32vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (f32vector-map f f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f32vector-map! f f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f32vector-for-each f f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of f32vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a f32vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in f32vec, and an undefined value with no change to f32vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For f32vector-map!, only f32vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If f32vector-map or f32vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (f32vector-count pred? f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of f32vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (f32vector-cumulate f knil f32vec) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

Like f32vector-fold, but returns an f32vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (f32vector-take-while pred? f32vec) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f32vector-take-while-right pred? f32vec) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of f32vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (f32vector-drop-while pred? f32vec) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f32vector-drop-while-right pred? f32vec) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of f32vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (f32vector-index pred? f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f32vector-index-right pred? f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of f32vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, f32vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for f32vector-index-right.

[procedure] (f32vector-skip pred? f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f32vector-skip-right pred? f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of f32vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, f32vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for f32vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (f32vector-any pred? f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the f32vec, or #f if there is no such element. If f32vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (f32vector-every pred? f32vec f32vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from f32vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If f32vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (f32vector-partition pred? f32vec) -> f32vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an f32vector of the same type as f32vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new f32vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (f32vector-filter pred? f32vec) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f32vector-remove pred? f32vec) -> f32vector [SRFI 152]

Return an f32vector containing the elements of f32vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (f32vector-set! f32vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of f32vec to value.

[procedure] (f32vector-swap! f32vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of f32vec.

[procedure] (f32vector-fill! f32vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of f32vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (f32vector-reverse! f32vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of f32vec from start to end.

[procedure] (f32vector-copy! f32to at f32from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of f32from from start to end onto f32to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (f32vector-reverse-copy! f32to at f32from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as f32vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (f32vector-unfold! f f32vec start end seed) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector f32vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (f32vector-unfold-right! f f32vec start end seed) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]

The same as f32vector-unfold!, but initializes the f32vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (f32vector->list f32vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-f32vector->list f32vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->f32vector proper-list) -> f32vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->f32vector proper-list) -> f32vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f32vector->vector f32vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->f32vector vec [start [end]]) -> f32vector

Returns a list, f32vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-f32vector-generator f32vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of f32vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

f32vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of f32vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-f32vector f32vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of f32vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 f64)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-f64vector size [fill]) -> f64vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a f64vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the f64vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (f64vector value ...) -> f64vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a f64vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (f64vector-unfold f length seed) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (f64vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as f64vector-unfold, but initializes the f64vector from right to left.

[procedure] (f64vector-copy f64vec [start [end]]) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of f64vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (f64vector-reverse-copy f64vec [start [end]]) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as f64vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (f64vector-append f64vec ...) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a f64vector containing all the elements of the f64vecs in order.

[procedure] (f64vector-concatenate list-of-f64vectors) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as f64vector-append, but takes a list of f64vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (f64vector-append-subvectors [f64vec start end] ...) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying f64vector-copy to each triplet of f64vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (f64? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an f64vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (f64vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a f64vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (f64vector-empty? f64vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if f64vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (f64vector= f64vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the f64vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all f64vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (f64vector-ref f64vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of f64vec.

[procedure] (f64vector-length f64vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of f64vec

Iteration

[procedure] (f64vector-take f64vec n) -> f64vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f64vector-take-right f64vec n) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a f64vector containing the first/last n elements of f64vec.

[procedure] (f64vector-drop f64vec n) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f64vector-drop-right f64vec n) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a f64vector containing all except the first/last n elements of f64vec.

[procedure] (f64vector-segment f64vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of f64vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of f64vec. The last f64vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (f64vector-fold kons knil f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f64vector-fold-right kons knil f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one f64vector argument f64vec is given, folds kons over the elements of f64vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple f64vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; f64vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while f64vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (f64vector-map f f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f64vector-map! f f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f64vector-for-each f f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of f64vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a f64vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in f64vec, and an undefined value with no change to f64vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For f64vector-map!, only f64vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If f64vector-map or f64vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (f64vector-count pred? f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of f64vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (f64vector-cumulate f knil f64vec) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

Like f64vector-fold, but returns an f64vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (f64vector-take-while pred? f64vec) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f64vector-take-while-right pred? f64vec) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of f64vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (f64vector-drop-while pred? f64vec) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f64vector-drop-while-right pred? f64vec) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of f64vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (f64vector-index pred? f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f64vector-index-right pred? f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of f64vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, f64vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for f64vector-index-right.

[procedure] (f64vector-skip pred? f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f64vector-skip-right pred? f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of f64vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, f64vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for f64vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (f64vector-any pred? f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the f64vec, or #f if there is no such element. If f64vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (f64vector-every pred? f64vec f64vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from f64vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If f64vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (f64vector-partition pred? f64vec) -> f64vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an f64vector of the same type as f64vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new f64vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (f64vector-filter pred? f64vec) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (f64vector-remove pred? f64vec) -> f64vector [SRFI 152]

Return an f64vector containing the elements of f64vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (f64vector-set! f64vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of f64vec to value.

[procedure] (f64vector-swap! f64vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of f64vec.

[procedure] (f64vector-fill! f64vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of f64vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (f64vector-reverse! f64vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of f64vec from start to end.

[procedure] (f64vector-copy! f64to at f64from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of f64from from start to end onto f64to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (f64vector-reverse-copy! f64to at f64from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as f64vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (f64vector-unfold! f f64vec start end seed) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector f64vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (f64vector-unfold-right! f f64vec start end seed) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as f64vector-unfold!, but initializes the f64vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (f64vector->list f64vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-f64vector->list f64vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->f64vector proper-list) -> f64vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->f64vector proper-list) -> f64vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (f64vector->vector f64vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->f64vector vec [start [end]]) -> f64vector

Returns a list, f64vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-f64vector-generator f64vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of f64vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

f64vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of f64vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-f64vector f64vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of f64vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 c64)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-c64vector size [fill]) -> c64vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a c64vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the c64vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (c64vector value ...) -> c64vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a c64vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (c64vector-unfold f length seed) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (c64vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as c64vector-unfold, but initializes the c64vector from right to left.

[procedure] (c64vector-copy c64vec [start [end]]) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of c64vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (c64vector-reverse-copy c64vec [start [end]]) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as c64vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (c64vector-append c64vec ...) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a c64vector containing all the elements of the c64vecs in order.

[procedure] (c64vector-concatenate list-of-c64vectors) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as c64vector-append, but takes a list of c64vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (c64vector-append-subvectors [c64vec start end] ...) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying c64vector-copy to each triplet of c64vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (c64? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an c64vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (c64vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a c64vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (c64vector-empty? c64vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if c64vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (c64vector= c64vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the c64vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all c64vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (c64vector-ref c64vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of c64vec.

[procedure] (c64vector-length c64vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of c64vec

Iteration

[procedure] (c64vector-take c64vec n) -> c64vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c64vector-take-right c64vec n) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a c64vector containing the first/last n elements of c64vec.

[procedure] (c64vector-drop c64vec n) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c64vector-drop-right c64vec n) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a c64vector containing all except the first/last n elements of c64vec.

[procedure] (c64vector-segment c64vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of c64vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of c64vec. The last c64vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (c64vector-fold kons knil c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c64vector-fold-right kons knil c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one c64vector argument c64vec is given, folds kons over the elements of c64vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple c64vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; c64vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while c64vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (c64vector-map f c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c64vector-map! f c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c64vector-for-each f c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of c64vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a c64vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in c64vec, and an undefined value with no change to c64vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For c64vector-map!, only c64vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If c64vector-map or c64vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (c64vector-count pred? c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of c64vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (c64vector-cumulate f knil c64vec) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

Like c64vector-fold, but returns an c64vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (c64vector-take-while pred? c64vec) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c64vector-take-while-right pred? c64vec) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of c64vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (c64vector-drop-while pred? c64vec) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c64vector-drop-while-right pred? c64vec) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of c64vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (c64vector-index pred? c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c64vector-index-right pred? c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of c64vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, c64vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for c64vector-index-right.

[procedure] (c64vector-skip pred? c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c64vector-skip-right pred? c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of c64vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, c64vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for c64vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (c64vector-any pred? c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the c64vec, or #f if there is no such element. If c64vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (c64vector-every pred? c64vec c64vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from c64vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If c64vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (c64vector-partition pred? c64vec) -> c64vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an c64vector of the same type as c64vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new c64vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (c64vector-filter pred? c64vec) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c64vector-remove pred? c64vec) -> c64vector [SRFI 152]

Return an c64vector containing the elements of c64vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (c64vector-set! c64vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of c64vec to value.

[procedure] (c64vector-swap! c64vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of c64vec.

[procedure] (c64vector-fill! c64vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of c64vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (c64vector-reverse! c64vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of c64vec from start to end.

[procedure] (c64vector-copy! c64to at c64from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of c64from from start to end onto c64to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (c64vector-reverse-copy! c64to at c64from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as c64vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (c64vector-unfold! f c64vec start end seed) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector c64vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (c64vector-unfold-right! f c64vec start end seed) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]

The same as c64vector-unfold!, but initializes the c64vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (c64vector->list c64vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-c64vector->list c64vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->c64vector proper-list) -> c64vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->c64vector proper-list) -> c64vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c64vector->vector c64vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->c64vector vec [start [end]]) -> c64vector

Returns a list, c64vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-c64vector-generator c64vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of c64vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

c64vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of c64vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-c64vector c64vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of c64vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Module (srfi 160 c128)

Procedures

Constructors

[procedure] (make-c128vector size [fill]) -> c128vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a c128vector whose length is size. If fill is provided, all the elements of the c128vector are initialized to it.

[procedure] (c128vector value ...) -> c128vector [SRFI 4]

Returns a c128vector initialized with values.

[procedure] (c128vector-unfold f length seed) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

[procedure] (c128vector-unfold-right f length seed) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

The same as c128vector-unfold, but initializes the c128vector from right to left.

[procedure] (c128vector-copy c128vec [start [end]]) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

Makes a copy of the portion of c128vec from start to end and returns it.

[procedure] (c128vector-reverse-copy c128vec [start [end]]) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

The same as c128vector-copy, but in reverse order.

[procedure] (c128vector-append c128vec ...) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

Returns a c128vector containing all the elements of the c128vecs in order.

[procedure] (c128vector-concatenate list-of-c128vectors) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

The same as c128vector-append, but takes a list of c128vectors rather than multiple arguments.

[procedure] (c128vector-append-subvectors [c128vec start end] ...) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

Concatenates the result of applying c128vector-copy to each triplet of c128vec, start, end arguments, but may be implemented more efficiently.

Predicates

[procedure] (c128? obj) -> boolean

Returns #t if obj is a valid element of an c128vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (c128vector? obj) -> boolean [SRFI 4]

Returns #t if obj is a c128vector, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (c128vector-empty? c128vec) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns #t if c128vec has a length of zero, and #f otherwise.

[procedure] (c128vector= c128vec ...) -> boolean [SRFI 133]

Compares the c128vecs for elementwise equality, using = to do the comparisons. Returns #f unless all c128vectors are the same length.

Selectors

[procedure] (c128vector-ref c128vec i) -> value [SRFI 4]

Returns the ith element of c128vec.

[procedure] (c128vector-length c128vec) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 4]

Returns the length of c128vec

Iteration

[procedure] (c128vector-take c128vec n) -> c128vector] [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c128vector-take-right c128vec n) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a c128vector containing the first/last n elements of c128vec.

[procedure] (c128vector-drop c128vec n) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c128vector-drop-right c128vec n) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]

Returns a c128vector containing all except the first/last n elements of c128vec.

[procedure] (c128vector-segment c128vec n) -> list [SRFI 152]

Returns a list of c128vectors, each of which contains n consecutive elements of c128vec. The last c128vector may be shorter than n.

[procedure] (c128vector-fold kons knil c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c128vector-fold-right kons knil c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> object [SRFI 133]

When one c128vector argument c128vec is given, folds kons over the elements of c128vec in increasing/decreasing order using knil as the initial value. The kons procedure is called with the state first and the element second, as in SRFIs 43 and 133 (heterogeneous vectors). This is the opposite order to that used in SRFI 1 (lists) and the various string SRFIs.

When multiple c128vector arguments are given, kons is called with the current state value and each value from all the vectors; c128vector-fold scans elements from left to right, while c128vector-fold-right does from right to left. If the lengths of vectors differ, only the portion of each vector up to the length of the shortest vector is scanned.

[procedure] (c128vector-map f c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c128vector-map! f c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c128vector-for-each f c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Iterate over the elements of c128vec and apply f to each, returning respectively a c128vector of the results, an undefined value with the results placed back in c128vec, and an undefined value with no change to c128vec.

If more than one vector is passed, f gets one element from each vector as arguments. If the lengths of the vectors differ, iteration stops at the end of the shortest vector. For c128vector-map!, only c128vec is modified even when multiple vectors are passed.

If c128vector-map or c128vector-map! returns more than once (i.e. because of a continuation captured by f), the values returned or stored by earlier returns may be mutated.

[procedure] (c128vector-count pred? c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer [SRFI 133]

Call pred? on each element of c128vec and return the number of calls that return true.

[procedure] (c128vector-cumulate f knil c128vec) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

Like c128vector-fold, but returns an c128vector of partial results rather than just the final result.

Searching

[procedure] (c128vector-take-while pred? c128vec) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c128vector-take-while-right pred? c128vec) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]

Return the shortest prefix/suffix of c128vec all of whose elements satisfy pred?.

[procedure] (c128vector-drop-while pred? c128vec) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c128vector-drop-while-right pred? c128vec) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]

Drops the longest initial prefix/suffix of c128vec such that all its elements satisfy pred.

[procedure] (c128vector-index pred? c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c128vector-index-right pred? c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Return the index of the first/last element of c128vec that satisfies pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, c128vector-index stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for c128vector-index-right.

[procedure] (c128vector-skip pred? c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c128vector-skip-right pred? c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> exact nonnegative integer or #f [SRFI 133]

Returns the index of the first/last element of c128vec that does not satisfy pred?.

When multiple vectors are passed, pred? must take the same number of arguments as the number of vectors, and corresponding elements from each vector are passed for each iteration. If the lengths of vectors differ, c128vector-skip stops iteration at the end of the shortest one. Lengths of vectors must be the same for c128vector-skip-right.

[procedure] (c128vector-any pred? c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

Returns first non-false result of applying pred? on a element from the c128vec, or #f if there is no such element. If c128vec is empty, returns #t

[procedure] (c128vector-every pred? c128vec c128vec2 ...) -> value or boolean [SRFI 133]

If all elements from c128vec satisfy pred?, return the last result of pred?. If not all do, return #f. If c128vec is empty, return #t

[procedure] (c128vector-partition pred? c128vec) -> c128vector and integer [SRFI 133]

Returns an c128vector of the same type as c128vec, but with all elements satisfying pred? in the leftmost part of the vector and the other elements in the remaining part. The order of elements is otherwise preserved. Returns two values, the new c128vector and the number of elements satisfying pred?.

[procedure] (c128vector-filter pred? c128vec) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]
[procedure] (c128vector-remove pred? c128vec) -> c128vector [SRFI 152]

Return an c128vector containing the elements of c128vec that satisfy / do not satisfy pred?.

Mutators

[procedure] (c128vector-set! c128vec i value) -> unspecified [SRFI 4]

Sets the ith element of c128vec to value.

[procedure] (c128vector-swap! c128vec i j) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Interchanges the ith and jth elements of c128vec.

[procedure] (c128vector-fill! c128vec fill [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Fills the portion of c128vec from start to end with the value fill.

[procedure] (c128vector-reverse! c128vec [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Reverses the portion of c128vec from start to end.

[procedure] (c128vector-copy! c128to at c128from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

Copies the portion of c128from from start to end onto c128to, starting at index at.

[procedure] (c128vector-reverse-copy! c128to at c128from [start [end]]) -> unspecified [SRFI 133]

The same as c128vector-copy!, but copies in reverse.

[procedure] (c128vector-unfold! f c128vec start end seed) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

Like vector-unfold, but the elements are copied into the vector c128vec starting at element start rather than into a newly allocated vector. Terminates when end - start elements have been generated.

[procedure] (c128vector-unfold-right! f c128vec start end seed) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]

The same as c128vector-unfold!, but initializes the c128vector from right to left.

Conversion

[procedure] (c128vector->list c128vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-c128vector->list c128vec [start [end]]) -> proper-list [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (list->c128vector proper-list) -> c128vector [SRFI 4 plus start and end]
[procedure] (reverse-list->c128vector proper-list) -> c128vector [SRFI 133]
[procedure] (c128vector->vector c128vec [start [end]]) -> vector
[procedure] (vector->c128vector vec [start [end]]) -> c128vector

Returns a list, c128vector, or heterogeneous vector with the same elements as the argument, in reverse order where specified.

Generators

[procedure] (make-c128vector-generator c128vector)

Returns a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-121/srfi-121.html][SRFI 121]] generator that generates all the values of c128vector in order. Note that the generator is finite.

Comparators

c128vector-comparator

Variable containing a [[https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-128/srfi-128.html][SRFI 128]] comparator whose components provide ordering and hashing of c128vectors.

Output

[procedure] (write-c128vector c128vec [ port ] ) -> unspecified

Prints to port (the current output port by default) a representation of c128vec in the lexical syntax explained below.

Optional lexical syntax

Each homogeneous vector datatype has an external representation which may be supported by the read and write procedures and by the program parser. Conformance to this SRFI does not in itself require support for these external representations.

For each value of @ in { s8, u8, s16, u16, s32, u32, s64, u64, f32, f64, c64, c128 }, if the datatype @vector is supported, then the external representation of instances of the datatype @vector is #@( ...elements... ).

For example, #u8(0 #e1e2 #xff) is a u8vector of length 3 containing 0, 100 and 255; #f64(-1.5) is an f64vector of length 1 containing -1.5.

Note that the syntax for float vectors conflicts with R5RS, which parses #f32() as 3 objects: #f, 32 and (). For this reason, conformance to this SRFI implies this minor nonconformance to R5RS.

This external representation is also available in program source code. For example, (set! x '#u8(1 2 3)) will set x to the object #u8(1 2 3). Literal homogeneous vectors, like heterogeneous vectors, are self-evaluating; they do not need to be quoted. Homogeneous vectors can appear in quasiquotations but must not contain unquote or unquote-splicing forms (i.e. `(,x #u8(1 2)) is legal but `#u8(1 ,x 2) is not). This restriction is to accommodate the many Scheme systems that use the read procedure to parse programs.

Implementation

This implementation was developed on Chicken 5 and Chibi, and directly supports those two systems. There is support for Gauche as well. It should be easy to adapt to other implementations.

After downloading the source, it is necessary to run the atexpander.sh shell script in order to generate the individual files for the different types. This will take a skeleton file like at.sld and create the files u8.sld, s8.sld, ... c128.sld. The unexpander.sh script safely undoes the effects of atexpander.sh. The heavy lifting is done by sed.

Making this SRFI available on R6RS systems is straightforward, requiring only a replacement library file that includes the implementation files in the srfi/160/base directory and the srfi/160 directories. The file include.scm contains an R6RS (include) library that will be useful for systems that don't provide it.

The SRFI 160 base library

The library (srfi 160 base) is in the repository of this SRFI. It supports the eight procedures of SRFI 4, namely make-@vector, @vector, @vector?, @vector-length, @vector-ref, @vector-set!, @vector->list, and list->@vector, not only for the ten homogeneous vector types supported by SRFI 4, but also for the two homogeneous vector types beyond the scope of SRFI 4, namely c64vectors and c128vectors. In addition, the @? procedure, which is not in SRFI 4, is available for all types.

The implementation depends on SRFI 4. For systems that do not have a native SRFI 4 implementation, the version in the contrib/cowan directory of the SRFI 4 repository may be used; it depends only on a minimal implementation of bytevectors.

The tests are for the c64 and c128 procedures and the @? procedures only. The assumption is that tests for the underlying SRFI 4 procedures suffice for everything else.

The following files are provided:

srfi.160.base.scm - Chicken 5 (srfi 160 base) library.
srfi/160/base.sld - R7RS (srfi 160 base) library.
srfi/160/base/complex.scm - Complex number implementation on top of SRFI 4.
srfi/160/base/valid.scm - Validity (@?) predicates.
srfi/160/base/at-vector2list.scm - Reimplementation of SRFI 4's @vector->list procedures that accept start and end optional arguments.
srfi/160/base/r7rec.scm - Record-type definitions for R7RS or SRFI 9.
srfi/160/base/r6rec.scm - Record-type definitions for R6RS.
shared-base-tests.scm - Shared tests (no dependencies).
chibi-base-tests.scm - Chibi test script wrapper.
chicken-base-tests.scm - Chicken 5 test script wrapper.

The SRFI 160 libraries

The following files are provided:

srfi/160/at.sld - Skeleton for Chibi libraries. Can be adapted to any R7RS system.
srfi.160.at.scm - Skeleton for Chicken 5 libraries. Can be adapted to any R5RS system with simple byte vectors.
srfi/160/at-impl.scm - Skeleton for shared implementation of SRFI 160 procedures.
shared-tests.scm - Tests of the s16 library only (depends on Chicken or Chibi test library). The assumption is that if s16 works, everything works.
chibi-tests.scm - Chibi test script wrapper.
chicken-tests.scm - Chicken 5 test script wrapper.
gauche-tests.scm - Gauche test script with embedded testing library.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to all participants in the SRFI 160 mailing list over the unconscionably long time it took me to get this proposal to finalization. Special thanks to Shiro Kawai for bringing up many issues and contributing the code that extended many procedures from one @vector to many.

Authors

John Cowan (based on SRFI 4 by Marc Feeley)
Shiro Kawai (contributed a major patch).
Ported to Chicken Scheme 5 by Sergey Goldgaber

Copyright

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The above copyright notice and this permission notice (including the next paragraph) shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

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Version history

0.4 - Fix for issue 6
0.3 - Fix for issue 5
0.2 - Fix for issue 1
0.1 - Ported to Chicken Scheme 5