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  +=== Supported typespecs
  +
  +This is a complete list of supported plain value type spec:
  +
  +[cols="1,1,1,2", options="header"]
  +|====================================================================
  +| Name    | Function      | Size (in bytes) | Notes
  +| Short   | `buf/int16`   | 2               |
  +| Integer | `buf/int32`   | 4               |
  +| Long    | `buf/int64`   | 8               | Only on jvm
  +| Float   | `buf/float`   | 4               |
  +| Double  | `buf/double`  | 8               |
  +| Boolean | `buf/bool`    | 1               |
  +| Byte    | `buf/byte`    | 1               |
  +| String  | `buf/string`  | N               | Fixed length string
  +| String  | `buf/string*` | 4+N             | Arbitrary length string
  +|====================================================================
  +
  +
  +Independently if a spec is a value spec or a composition of value specs, all them
  +implements the same abstraction and can be used in read or write operations.
  +
  +
  +=== Coming features
  +
  +- *memoryviews*: abstraction for random read/write access to buffer without parsing
  +  all spec related data.
  +- nodejs/iojs buffer support.
  +- more function for create compositions like repeated type, or key value pairs.
   
   
   == How to Contribute?
  
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  === Creating buffer
  
  
negative.code: == Introduction
  
  Working with raw bytes is tedious, and sometimes the language abstractions for working
  with bytes is not very pleasant.
  
  _bytebuf_ library offers a simple api for working with raw byte arrays and compose binary protocols
  for two most developed clojure implementations: clojure (jvm) and clojurescript (javascript).
  
  
  == Project Maturity
  
  Since _bytebuf_ is a young project there can be some API breakage.
  
  
  == Install
  