Struct ScopedTrace

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pub struct ScopedTrace { /* private fields */ }

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impl ScopedTrace

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pub fn start_trace<T: AsRef<CStr>>(name: &T) -> Self

Starts a new ScopedTrace, which ends when the returned object is dropped.

Keep in mind the general limitations of HiTrace, where a call to finish_trace will end the span of the most recently started trace. Users should try not to mix ScopedTrace with manual calls to finish_trace(), and should avoid passing the ScopedTrace object around.

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pub fn start_trace_str(name: &str) -> Self

Like start_trace() but accepts a &str.

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Panics if the provided name can’t be converted into a CString.

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impl Drop for ScopedTrace

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fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type. Read more

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