Struct PlatformCaps 

pub struct PlatformCaps {
    pub supports_sendmmsg: bool,
    pub supports_recvmmsg: bool,
    pub supports_gso: bool,
    pub supports_gro: bool,
    pub supports_busy_poll: bool,
    pub supports_pacing: bool,
    pub max_batch_size: usize,
    pub backend_name: &'static str,
}

Reports which platform-optimized syscalls and features are available at compile time.

PlatformCaps is obtained via platform_capabilities() or BingerUdp::capabilities(). Use it to dynamically select code paths or to log which backend is active.

Some fields are conditionally compiled:

Field	Platform / Feature
supports_sendmsg_x, supports_recvmsg_x	target_os = "macos"
supports_wsa_send_msg, supports_wsa_recv_msg	target_os = "windows"
supports_timestamping	feature = "timestamping"
supports_pktinfo	feature = "pktinfo"

Example

use binger_udp::platform_capabilities;

let caps = platform_capabilities();
println!("Backend: {}", caps.backend_name);

Fields

supports_sendmmsg: bool

Whether sendmmsg is available (Linux only).

supports_recvmmsg: bool

Whether recvmmsg is available (Linux only).

supports_gso: bool

Whether Generic Segmentation Offload (GSO) is available (Linux, requires gso feature).

supports_gro: bool

Whether Generic Receive Offload (GRO) is available (Linux, requires gro feature).

supports_busy_poll: bool

Whether SO_BUSY_POLL is available (Linux, requires busy-poll feature).

supports_pacing: bool

Whether SO_MAX_PACING_RATE is available (Linux, requires pacing feature).

max_batch_size: usize

Maximum batch size supported by the backend.

Linux backends typically support up to 1024; other platforms up to 32.

backend_name: &'static str

Human-readable name of the active backend.

Examples: "sendmmsg/recvmmsg (Linux)", "fallback (loop sendto/recvfrom)".