Package avail.interpreter.primitive.general

Primitive: Adjust the debugging level of the VM.

Primitive: Pause the VM.

Primitive: Use a strong cryptographic message digest algorithm to produce a hash of the specified tuple of bytes.

Primitive: Answer a cryptographically strong pseudo-random UUID as a 16-byte tuple.

Primitive: Get the current time as milliseconds since the Unix Epoch (00:00:00 UTC, Thursday, 1 January 1970).

Primitive: Get the current time, in nanoseconds, from the Java virtual machine's high-resolution time source. The value provided has nanosecond precision, but not necessarily nanosecond resolution.

Primitive: Answer a tuple comprising the objects encoded in the specified byte tuple, preserving their order.

Primitive: Exit the current fiber. The specified argument will be converted internally into a string and used to report an error message.

Primitive: Answer a map that represents the environment of the Avail virtual machine.

Primitive: Compare for equality. Answer a boolean.

Primitive: Answer the hash value of the argument.

Primitive: Is there a primitive with the specified name?

Primitive: Mark the current fiber's standard input channel to allow the specified number of characters to be read ahead (and put back by a subsequent reset).

Primitive: Print the specified string to the current's standard output channel, suspended the current fiber until the string can be queued for writing.

Primitive: Print the specified string to the current's standard error channel, suspended the current fiber until the string can be queued for writing.

Primitive: Read one character from the standard input stream, suspending the fiber until data becomes available.

Primitive: Reset the current fiber's standard input channel to the previously set mark.

Primitive: Answer the serial representation of the specified value.

Primitive: Render the given value into JSON.

Primitive: Produce a textual description of the sole argument.