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FFIReticleHold

Struct FFIReticleHold 

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#[repr(C)]
pub struct FFIReticleHold { pub down_mil: c_double, pub right_mil: c_double, pub nearest_mark: c_int, pub nearest_mark_distance_mil: c_double, pub off_reticle: c_int, pub mark_scale: c_double, }
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Where a firing solution lands in a reticle (MBA-1361).

A NEW appended struct — no existing repr(C) layout is touched by this addition, so existing callers need no recompile. All angles are milliradians from the optical center; down is positive BELOW center and right is positive to the shooter’s RIGHT (see crate::reticle for the full convention block).

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§down_mil: c_double

True angular milliradians below center. Equals the supplied drop_mil.

§right_mil: c_double

True angular milliradians right of center. Equals the supplied wind_mil.

§nearest_mark: c_int

Index of the nearest mark in the caller’s array, or -1 when there is none (unreachable today: an empty mark array is rejected before the search).

§nearest_mark_distance_mil: c_double

Distance from the hold to that mark, milliradians, measured in TRUE angular space (i.e. after second-focal-plane scaling).

§off_reticle: c_int

1 when the hold falls outside the marks’ bounding box grown by 20% of its span per axis, 0 otherwise.

§mark_scale: c_double

The subtension scale applied to the marks: reference_magnification / magnification for a second-focal-plane reticle, exactly 1.0 for first focal plane.

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