Struct ProfileDuration 

pub struct ProfileDuration { /* private fields */ }

Re-exported because LaunchObserver::timed’s signature names them: an implementor that reached this trait through cubecl cannot otherwise spell its own arguments, and Duration is not core::time::Duration on every target. Result from profiling between two measurements. This can either be a duration or a future that resolves to a duration.

The future resolves to None when the window turned out to carry no measurement, which a backend can only discover once the device has answered. That absence is not a zero: zero is the fastest duration there is, so a caller comparing candidates would let an unmeasured one win every comparison it enters.

Implementations

impl ProfileDuration

pub fn timing_method(&self) -> TimingMethod

The method used to measure the execution time.

pub fn new( future: Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Option<ProfileTicks>> + Send>>, method: TimingMethod, ) -> ProfileDuration

Create a new ProfileDuration from a future that resolves to a duration.

pub fn new_system_time(start: Instant, end: Instant) -> ProfileDuration

Create a new ProfileDuration straight from a duration.

pub fn new_device_time( future: impl Future<Output = ProfileTicks> + Send + 'static, ) -> ProfileDuration

Create a new ProfileDuration from a future that resolves to a duration.

pub fn new_device_time_maybe( future: impl Future<Output = Option<ProfileTicks>> + Send + 'static, ) -> ProfileDuration

Create a new ProfileDuration from a future that may resolve to no measurement at all, for a backend that only learns the window carried none once the device has answered.

pub fn into_future( self, ) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Option<ProfileTicks>> + Send>>

Retrieve the future that resolves the profile.

pub async fn resolve(self) -> Option<ProfileTicks>

Resolve the actual duration of the profile, possibly by waiting for the future to complete.

None when the window carried no measurement. See the type’s docs for why that is not reported as a zero duration.