Struct ProcessContext 

pub struct ProcessContext {
    pub udf: bool,
    pub udfs: AlarmSeverity,
    pub nsev: AlarmSeverity,
    pub phas: i16,
    pub tse: i16,
    pub time: SystemTime,
    pub tsel: String,
    pub dtyp: String,
    pub callback_priority: CallbackPriority,
}

Read-only snapshot of framework-owned CommonFields state that a record’s process() or device support’s read() needs to see during the processing cycle.

The framework owns RecordInstance.common; a record process() receives only &mut self (the concrete record) and device support read() receives only &mut dyn Record. Neither can reach CommonFields. C records, by contrast, see dbCommon directly — e.g. epidRecord.c:195 reads pepid->udf, timestampRecord.c:90 reads ptimestamp->tse, devTimeOfDay.c:122 reads psi->phas.

The framework builds a ProcessContext from common and pushes it onto the record (via Record::set_process_context) and onto the device support (via crate::server::device_support::DeviceSupport::set_process_context) immediately before the respective call. This mirrors the existing set_device_did_compute framework-set-hook pattern: additive, no process() / read() signature change.

Fields

udf: bool

dbCommon.udf — value is undefined. C records check this at the top of process() (e.g. epidRecord.c:195).

udfs: AlarmSeverity

dbCommon.udfs — alarm severity raised for a UDF record.

nsev: AlarmSeverity

dbCommon.nsev — the pending (new) alarm severity this cycle has accumulated so far, BEFORE the record body runs. C dbGetLink folds an MS-class input link’s severity into nsev at fetch time, so a record body that branches on the input severity reads it here — e.g. transformRecord.c:554 if ((ptran->nsev >= INVALID_ALARM) && (ptran->ivla == transformIVLA_DO_NOTHING)). The framework folds every input-link alarm into common.nsev before building this snapshot, so nsev is the single source of truth; the record never re-derives it from the links.

phas: i16

dbCommon.phas — phase. Used by device support for format selection (devTimeOfDay.c:122).

tse: i16

dbCommon.tse — time-stamp event. timestampRecord.c:90 branches on tse == epicsTimeEventDeviceTime.

time: SystemTime

dbCommon.time — the record’s current resolved time stamp at the start of this cycle (the previous cycle’s stamp, or UNIX_EPOCH before the first process). Device support that has to format the record’s time during read() — the std module’s devTimeOfDay.c recGblGetTimeStamp(psi) call, which runs before the framework’s per-cycle timestamp application — resolves the stamp with crate::server::recgbl::get_time_stamp(tse, time). The time member is the device-provided value that helper returns verbatim on the TSE == epicsTimeEventDeviceTime (-2) branch.

tsel: String

dbCommon.tsel — time-stamp event link string.

dtyp: String

dbCommon.dtyp — device-support type name. A record’s process() / pre-process hooks can branch on the DTYP to mirror C device support that lives in a separate DSET (e.g. the epid record’s devEpidSoftCallback callback DSET drives the TRIG readback link, whereas devEpidSoft does not).

callback_priority: CallbackPriority

The callback band dbCommon.prio selects for work this cycle defers — C seqRecord.c:145-146, which re-runs callbackSetPriority(prec->prio, &pcb->callback) at the top of every process() so a PRIO written between cycles takes effect on the next one. Already converted: a record stashes this and hands it to crate::runtime::task::spawn_background rather than re-deriving a band from a raw menu index.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for ProcessContext

fn clone(&self) -> ProcessContext

Returns a duplicate of the value.

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

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for ProcessContext

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl PartialEq for ProcessContext

fn eq(&self, other: &ProcessContext) -> bool

Equality operator ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=.

impl StructuralPartialEq for ProcessContext