#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct Global;
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The singleton domain family for the global domain.

The global domain is a convenient way to amortize the overhead of memory reclamation across an entire program. Rather than being tied to any given Domain instance, all users of the global domain share a responsibility to reclaim retired objects, and are able to re-use each others’ hazard pointers.

You can get a handle to the single global domain using Domain::global.

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