Bi_vintVint: variable-length representation of integers
This module currently provides only conversions between vint and the OCaml int type. Here are the current limits of OCaml ints on 32-bit and 64-bit systems:
   word length (bits)                 32          64
   int length (bits)                  31          63
   min_int (lowest signed int)        0x40000000  0x4000000000000000
                                      -1073741824 -4611686018427387904
   max_int (greatest signed int)      0x3fffffff  0x3fffffffffffffff
                                      1073741823  4611686018427387903
   lowest unsigned int                0x0         0x0
                                      0           0
   greatest unsigned int              0x7fffffff  0x7fffffffffffffff
                                      2147483647  9223372036854775807
   maximum vint length (data bits)    31          63
   maximum vint length (total bytes)  5           9Unsigned int. Note that ints (signed) and uints use the same representation for integers within [0, max_int].
val uvint_of_uint : ?buf:Bi_outbuf.t -> uint -> stringConvert an unsigned int to a vint.
val svint_of_int : ?buf:Bi_outbuf.t -> int -> stringConvert a signed int to a vint.
val uint_of_uvint : string -> uintInterpret a vint as an unsigned int.
val write_uvint : Bi_outbuf.t -> uint -> unitWrite an unsigned int to a buffer.
val write_svint : Bi_outbuf.t -> int -> unitWrite a signed int to a buffer.
val read_uvint : Bi_inbuf.t -> uintRead an unsigned int from a buffer.
val read_svint : Bi_inbuf.t -> intRead a signed int from a buffer.