Module array 

Dense multidimensional array: a shape, a flat buffer and the Layout that says how one indexes the other.

Buffers are either owned or borrowed from foreign memory (Arrow, the Python buffer protocol) through Buf, which is what makes the data boundary zero-copy.

Structs

Array

An array: a logical shape, a flat buffer, and the layout joining them.

Buf

A flat element buffer, owned or borrowed.

Enums

Data

Layout

How an array’s shape indexes its flat buffer.

Functions

joins_made

The count of joins made since the process started. See JOINS.

layouts_made

The count of row-major materialisations since the process started. See LAYOUTS.

Type Aliases

Owner

Anything that keeps a foreign buffer’s memory alive: the importing side stores its release guards here and the buffer outlives nothing else.