Struct ExecutorStats 

pub struct ExecutorStats {
    pub idle_ticks: u32,
    pub exec_ticks: u32,
    pub polls: u32,
    pub passes: u32,
}

A snapshot of one executor’s accounting. All fields are wrapping u32 tick / event counters — sample twice and wrapping_sub for rates. The decomposition over a sampling window of dt ticks:

busy      = dt - Δidle_ticks          (executor not sleeping)
in-poll   = Δexec_ticks               (inside task polls, supervised or not)
overhead  = busy - Δexec_ticks        (executor bookkeeping + trace-hook cost
                                       + ISR time landing between polls)
unsupervised = Δexec_ticks - Σ Δnode.exec_ticks()   (task polls that resolve
                                       to no supervised node)

Overhead is per-poll (~15–20 µs, dominated by the O(N ≤ 256) id scan in the hooks), so it scales with poll rate — measured ~13% of a 150 MHz core at ~8k polls/s under HTTP load.

Empty scheduler passes count as idle, not overhead: the idle window stays open across a pass that polls nothing (see on_poll_start), because such a wakeup is ~100 ns uninstrumented and timestamping it would make the trace hooks themselves the dominant “overhead”. Δpasses vs Δpolls still shows the empty-wakeup rate explicitly.

Fields

idle_ticks: u32

Accumulated idle ticks (includes a currently-open idle window, so a sleeping executor doesn’t read as busy between samples).

exec_ticks: u32

Accumulated in-poll ticks across ALL task polls on this executor.

polls: u32

Task polls (supervised or not).

passes: u32

Scheduler passes (poll_start events); polls / passes = polls per pass.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for ExecutorStats

fn clone(&self) -> ExecutorStats

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Copy for ExecutorStats

impl Debug for ExecutorStats

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for ExecutorStats

fn default() -> ExecutorStats

Returns the “default value” for a type.