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Key	Value
MD5	03A014DB4F1AA40DF823EF30FCB9BDB2
PackageArch	aarch64
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	1.fc24
PackageVersion	4.4.6
SHA-1	D5211C7B9936B1E7456CF14F70A1A65259616DD7
SHA-256	C3B9E7FA795B827DCC0084F6FD4962AFAB4B6E74BD02CA89DD9D959972EEBD0B

Key	Value
MD5	C23DE9C708FA4BC86B92513D4BB0E8BF
PackageArch	ppc64
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	2.fc23
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	628EB42CA2963A4E07FC4403867FEC90375C3171
SHA-256	078CF3F6E3006AC5CAA676322095B4DCA8EC34B55A8415963B6210C93734325E

Key	Value
MD5	94C7E4DDF68FED722646FE27C2A0ABD0
PackageArch	s390
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	1.fc22
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	80B44BB0A919F906F07948F7F3831FAC8BB64C70
SHA-256	7A3A232F3F3314A8FE5B67C01C3C24D87E59E857E43128035B6723DC86ED12CA

Key	Value
MD5	0B3C74FFBD8741EAA250158B85A2956B
PackageArch	ppc64le
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	1.fc22
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	C864BFB255E3C6DEC85D167A27F9A5023CFA845C
SHA-256	A212B35661EF7E94425AD8D864447C6DE7A938C181FBA633BBB33F5F6EB5395F

Key	Value
MD5	113B0785F54ED1517396864FCEBF0D9C
PackageArch	aarch64
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	2.fc23
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	4CF2A600B3CC73753EEE68526E9665BC446485CD
SHA-256	CB226D83DB2C4231F76638C23C6C10C765C59A8400DE61D61E48C41FC6A6758E

Key	Value
MD5	36DCC62772E0159E479A04168B7BD5AD
PackageArch	s390
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	2.fc23
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	EE0664A906D395E2EDDD991432168A45A8BF05A9
SHA-256	E02F68B86EBC2AD127518D2B0B157AE068D40A3E57A366EFB8602712EEBE2937

Key	Value
MD5	403862A4092B0D63F894437C5E41D526
PackageArch	aarch64
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	1.fc22
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	BB3B3260A2FED27CA4F615E1A0A24707F46EEFED
SHA-256	FC95FA7B2B1A8B8D297A87B52900A3029FB3F8E1DE9126603F36613AB8CA01EB

Key	Value
MD5	5FC4635F34A3C229916AF220EC8AA728
PackageArch	ppc64le
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	1.fc24
PackageVersion	4.4.6
SHA-1	8AF7FF5D36E832A5B05BCB7B4400552A4DC12E60
SHA-256	18DB0E9FECA06BFD9F0138741A4D0186307CFCF2E6F0932F56308D7745A37F6E

Key	Value
MD5	180C0683A583F8FA524240EC82728B04
PackageArch	s390x
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	1.fc22
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	39917DB590B3FC5AF7D6B6F3221BB2BF1B9D76B0
SHA-256	B09D4F4AFDAF585904C38484BEB9BA2CBBA75B091A096B65CA45BA5348B18A79

Key	Value
MD5	44938743DE6FEEAF9CAB155C9B237F58
PackageArch	s390x
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	2.fc23
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	D09EF289DB2B8A5C8A0752A49A198EC582319D23
SHA-256	4B537E59B75A29806F6D15C94299417A7E1670FECE9B0ED83C8AB90C09C6DE0F

Key	Value
MD5	1E414CBE658E2A9AB4604DECF6B9FD0A
PackageArch	ppc64
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	1.fc24
PackageVersion	4.4.6
SHA-1	6EE2BB0BEC16F769BEA781314597D7BB666B3C4C
SHA-256	44632BB442F51CA134DDC1BA7358C9A7CB03D010650477E48CBD2EB71ADA551E

Key	Value
MD5	F3645D4742483EE5B7919D6F5FDDF5E5
PackageArch	ppc64
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	1.fc22
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	C2D5A323DA7DC214BD09548389C40E6D36315051
SHA-256	A6BD15DA823BF91A37C732FE710921076CEA746EBFD9E482F55CACE207FB4525

Key	Value
MD5	73202BF7B6B236546B03AE3D0A905552
PackageArch	ppc64le
PackageDescription	This GAP package provides a link to the standard UNIX I/O functionality that is available through the C library. This part basically consists of functions on the GAP level that allow functions in the C library to be called. Built on top of this is a layer for buffered input/output which is implemented completely in the GAP language. It is intended to be used by programs for which it is not necessary to have full direct access to the operating system. On this level, quite a few convenience functions are implemented for interprocess communication like starting up pipelines of processes to filter data through them and to start up processes and then communicate with them. There is also support for creating network connections over TCP/IP and UDP. Building on this, the package contains an implementation of the client side of the HTTP protocol making it possible among other things to access web pages from within GAP. Another part of the package is a framework for object serialization. That is, GAP objects can be converted into a platform-independent byte sequence which can be stored to a file or sent over the network. The code takes complete care of arbitrarily self-referential data structures like lists containing themselves as an entry. The resulting byte strings can be read back into GAP and the original objects are rebuilt with exactly the same self-references. This works for most of the standard builtin types of GAP like numbers, permutations, polynomials, lists, and records and can be extended to nearly arbitrary GAP objects.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-io
PackageRelease	2.fc23
PackageVersion	4.4.4
SHA-1	1ED78B5A124FCED8FAFC4A61BD8A793940047BA7
SHA-256	F88AEA9DBD05B1FA011327156A752BF02403231D6E6C79F8333B1F0D18845ECB