Struct timeq::QuadWheelWithOverflow

pub struct QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: Debug,
{ /* private fields */ }
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An implementation of four-level byte-sized wheel

Any value scheduled so far off that it doesn’t fit into the wheel is stored in an overflow Vec and added to the wheel, once time as advanced enough that it actually fits. In this design the maximum schedule duration for the wheel itself is u32::MAX units (typically ms), everything else goes into the overflow Vec.

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impl<EntryType> QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: TimerEntryWithDelay,

pub fn insert(&mut self, e: EntryType) -> Result<(), TimerError<EntryType>>

Insert a new timeout into the wheel

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impl<EntryType> QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: Debug,

pub fn new( pruner: fn(_: &EntryType) -> PruneDecision, ) -> QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>

Create a new wheel

pub fn remaining_time_in_cycle(&self) -> u64

Described how many ticks are left before the timer has wrapped around completely

pub fn current_time_in_cycle(&self) -> u32

Produces a 32-bit timestamp including the current index of every wheel

pub fn insert_with_delay( &mut self, e: EntryType, delay: Duration, ) -> Result<(), TimerError<EntryType>>

Insert a new timeout into the wheel to be returned after delay ticks

pub fn tick(&mut self) -> Vec<EntryType>

Move the wheel forward by a single unit (ms)

Returns a list of all timers that expire during this tick.

pub fn skip(&mut self, amount: u32)

Skip a certain amount of units (ms)

No timers will be executed for the skipped time. Only use this after determining that it’s actually valid with can_skip!

pub fn can_skip(&self) -> Skip

Determine if and how many ticks can be skipped

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impl<EntryType> Default for QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: Debug,

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fn default() -> QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl<EntryType> Freeze for QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>

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impl<EntryType> RefUnwindSafe for QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<EntryType> Send for QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: Send,

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impl<EntryType> Sync for QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: Sync,

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impl<EntryType> Unpin for QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: Unpin,

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impl<EntryType> UnwindSafe for QuadWheelWithOverflow<EntryType>
where EntryType: UnwindSafe,

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