Sequel

Sequences of type 'a Seq.t are a universal exchange format, which many modules in OCaml's standard library are able to produce and consume.

Unfortunately, OCaml's Seq module offers a limited number of facilities for working with sequences.

The Sequel library complements Seq by offering a collection of functions that help construct and consume sequences. Like Haskell's List library, it can be thought of as a fairly expressive and low-performance stream library.

Caveat: at this time, this library has not been thoroughly tested. It may have bugs. Furthermore, its API is not stable and is liable to change in future releases.