Struct reclaim::leak::Leaking

pub struct Leaking;

A no-op memory "reclamation" scheme that deliberately leaks all memory.

Methods

impl Leaking

pub fn leak<T, N: Unsigned>(unlinked: Unlinked<T, N>)

Leaks the given unlinked.

This is safe wrapper for [retire][Reclaim::retire], which does not require any invariants to be maintained, because retired records are not freed but leaked.

Trait Implementations

impl GlobalReclaim for Leaking

type Guard = Guard

The type used for protecting concurrently shared references.

fn try_flush()

Attempts to safely reclaim some retired records.

unsafe fn retire<T: 'static, N: Unsigned>(_: Unlinked<T, N>)

Retires a record and caches it at least until it is safe to deallocate it.

unsafe fn retire_unchecked<T, N: Unsigned>(_: Unlinked<T, N>)

Retires a record and caches it at least until it is safe to deallocate it.

fn guard() -> Self::Guard

Creates a new Guard.

unsafe fn retire_raw<T, N: Unsigned>(ptr: MarkedPtr<T, N>)

Retires a raw marked pointer to a record.

impl Reclaim for Leaking

type Local = ()

The type used for storing all relevant thread local state.

type RecordHeader = ()

Every record allocates this type alongside itself to store additional reclamation scheme specific data. When no such data is required, () is the recommended choice.

unsafe fn retire_local<T: 'static, N: Unsigned>(_: &(), _: Unlinked<T, N>)

Leaks the given value.

Safety

Contrary to the specifications of the trait's method, this particular implementation is always safe to call.

unsafe fn retire_local_unchecked<T, N: Unsigned>(_: &(), _: Unlinked<T, N>)

Leaks the given value.

Safety

Contrary to the specifications of the trait's method, this particular implementation is always safe to call.

unsafe fn retire_local_raw<T, N: Unsigned>(
    local: &Self::Local,
    ptr: MarkedPtr<T, N>
)

Retires a raw marked pointer to a record.

impl Default for Leaking

fn default() -> Leaking

Returns the "default value" for a type.

impl Debug for Leaking

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.