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CodeModuleDesc

Struct CodeModuleDesc

#[repr(C)]pub struct CodeModuleDesc {
    pub abi_version: u32,
    pub vars: *const CodeExportVar,
    pub var_count: u32,
    pub handlers: *const CodeExportHandler,
    pub handler_count: u32,
    pub types: *const CodeExportType,
    pub type_count: u32,
    pub emissions: *const CodeEmission,
    pub emission_count: u32,
}

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Top-level module descriptor returned by code_module_init().

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§abi_version: u32§vars: *const CodeExportVar§var_count: u32§handlers: *const CodeExportHandler§handler_count: u32§types: *const CodeExportType§type_count: u32§emissions: *const CodeEmission§emission_count: u32

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impl Send for CodeModuleDesc

impl Sync for CodeModuleDesc

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impl Freeze for CodeModuleDesc

impl RefUnwindSafe for CodeModuleDesc

impl Unpin for CodeModuleDesc

impl UnsafeUnpin for CodeModuleDesc

impl UnwindSafe for CodeModuleDesc

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