Struct Processor 

pub struct Processor {

    pub socked_designation: Option<String>,
    pub processor_type: Option<ProcessorTypeData>,
    pub processor_family: Option<ProcessorFamilyData>,
    pub processor_manufacturer: Option<String>,
    pub processor_id: Option<[u8; 8]>,
    pub processor_version: Option<String>,
    pub voltage: Option<ProcessorVoltage>,
    pub external_clock: Option<ProcessorExternalClock>,
    pub max_speed: Option<ProcessorSpeed>,
    pub current_speed: Option<ProcessorSpeed>,
    pub status: Option<ProcessorStatus>,
    pub processor_upgrade: Option<ProcessorUpgradeData>,
    pub l1cache_handle: Option<Handle>,
    pub l2cache_handle: Option<Handle>,
    pub l3cache_handle: Option<Handle>,
    pub serial_number: Option<String>,
    pub asset_tag: Option<String>,
    pub part_number: Option<String>,
    pub core_count: Option<CoreCount>,
    pub cores_enabled: Option<CoresEnabled>,
    pub thread_count: Option<ThreadCount>,
    pub processors_characteristics: Option<ProcessorCharacteristics>,
    pub processor_family_2: Option<ProcessorFamilyData2>,
    pub core_count_2: Option<CoreCount2>,
    pub cores_enabled_2: Option<CoresEnabled2>,
    pub thread_count_2: Option<ThreadCount2>,
    pub thread_enabled: Option<ThreadEnabled>,
}

Information about processor

Fields

socked_designation: Option<String>

Socket reference designation

processor_type: Option<ProcessorTypeData>

Processor type

processor_family: Option<ProcessorFamilyData>

Processor family

processor_manufacturer: Option<String>

Processor manufacturer

processor_id: Option<[u8; 8]>

Raw processor identification data

processor_version: Option<String>

Processor version

voltage: Option<ProcessorVoltage>

Processor voltage

external_clock: Option<ProcessorExternalClock>

External clock frequency, MHz. If the value is unknown, the field is set to 0

max_speed: Option<ProcessorSpeed>

Maximum CPU speed (in MHz) supported by the system for this processor socket

current_speed: Option<ProcessorSpeed>

Current speed

This field identifies the processor’s speed at system boot; the processor may support more than one speed

status: Option<ProcessorStatus>

Status bit field

processor_upgrade: Option<ProcessorUpgradeData>

Processor upgrade

l1cache_handle: Option<Handle>

Attributes of the primary (Level 1) cache for this processor

l2cache_handle: Option<Handle>

Attributes of the primary (Level 2) cache for this processor

l3cache_handle: Option<Handle>

Attributes of the primary (Level 3) cache for this processor

serial_number: Option<String>

Serial number of this processor

asset_tag: Option<String>

Asset tag of this proc

part_number: Option<String>

Part number of this processor

core_count: Option<CoreCount>

Number of cores per processor socket

cores_enabled: Option<CoresEnabled>

Number of enabled cores per processor socket

thread_count: Option<ThreadCount>

Number of threads per processor socket

processors_characteristics: Option<ProcessorCharacteristics>

Function that processor supports

processor_family_2: Option<ProcessorFamilyData2>

Processor family 2

core_count_2: Option<CoreCount2>

Number of cores per proc socket (if cores > 255)

cores_enabled_2: Option<CoresEnabled2>

Number of enabled cores per proc socket (if ecores > 255)

thread_count_2: Option<ThreadCount2>

Number of threads per proc socket (if threads > 255)

thread_enabled: Option<ThreadEnabled>

Number of threads the BIOS has enabled and available for OS use

Implementations

impl Processor

pub fn new() -> Result<Self>

Creates a new instance of Self

It is usually not required, since an instance of this structure will be created using the method Self::new_from_table(table: &SMBiosData) in the constructor DMITable::new().

pub fn new_from_table(table: &SMBiosData) -> Result<Self>

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for Processor

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Serialize for Processor

fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>

where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer.

impl ToJson for Processor

fn to_json(&self) -> Result<String>

where Self: Serialize,

Convert object data to machine-readable JSON format (without unnecessary indentation and newline transitions)

fn to_json_pretty(&self) -> Result<String>

where Self: Serialize,

Convert object data to human-readable JSON format (“pretty”; with additional newline transitions and indentation)