pub struct Bridge(UnsafeCell<Vec<(JoinHandle<Expression>, Sender<Expression>)>>);
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a bridge for interthread communication.
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§0: UnsafeCell<Vec<(JoinHandle<Expression>, Sender<Expression>)>>
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Source§impl Bridge
impl Bridge
Sourcepub fn new() -> Self
pub fn new() -> Self
Creates a new instance of Bridge by initializing an empty vector within an UnsafeCell
.
Sourcefn inner(&self) -> &mut Vec<(JoinHandle<Expression>, Sender<Expression>)>
fn inner(&self) -> &mut Vec<(JoinHandle<Expression>, Sender<Expression>)>
Provides a mutable reference to the inner vector of tuples, each containing a JoinHandle
and a oneshot::Sender
, which are used for asynchronous computation and message passing, respectively.
Sourcepub fn wait(&self, handle: JoinHandle<Expression>) -> Reciever<Expression>
pub fn wait(&self, handle: JoinHandle<Expression>) -> Reciever<Expression>
Waits for the completion of a synthesis task and returns a receiver for results.
This method takes a JoinHandle
, which represents a spawned asynchronous task that will output an Expression
.
It creates a oneshot channel, which is used for sending an expression once the task completes.
The sender part of the channel is paired with the JoinHandle
and added to the vector inside the Bridge
.
The method returns the receiver part of the channel, allowing the caller to wait for and retrieve the result of the task once it’s completed.
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impl !Freeze for Bridge
impl !RefUnwindSafe for Bridge
impl !Send for Bridge
impl !Sync for Bridge
impl Unpin for Bridge
impl !UnwindSafe for Bridge
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