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(** This module converts an AST into a valid ocaml string that represents it.
*)

open AST

val subprogram_type_to_string : subprogram_type -> string

type 'a printer = Buffer.t -> 'a -> unit
(** Type of printers used here. *)

val pp_t : t printer
(** Print an AST into the buffer. *)

val t_to_string : t -> string
(** Converts the AST into an ocaml string. *)
