Function current_cpu_owner_handles 

pub unsafe fn current_cpu_owner_handles() -> CurrentCpuOwnerHandles

Captures the complete pinned scheduler capability for the calling CPU.

This is a CPU-owned capability, not a migration-stable task handle. The caller must retain an IRQ guard or scheduler-frame baton from before this query until every dereference of the returned object has completed.

Safety

The returned identity, owner-only crate::runtime::cpu::CpuLocal handle and Arc-backed crate::runtime::cpu::CpuRemote handle must all describe the same calling CPU and remain live until shutdown. The local address must originate from the allocation’s mutable owner capability, not from a shared CpuLocal borrow. Before reconstructing a reference, the caller must claim the returned remote endpoint’s owner gate and retain both that claim and its CPU pin for the complete derived-borrow lifetime.