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splinter_slot

Struct splinter_slot 

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#[repr(C, align(64))]
pub struct splinter_slot { pub hash: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub epoch: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub val_off: u32, pub val_len: atomic_uint_least32_t, pub type_flag: atomic_uint_least8_t, pub user_flag: atomic_uint_least8_t, pub watcher_mask: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub ctime: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub atime: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub bloom: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub key: [c_char; 64], }
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@struct splinter_slot @brief Defines a single key-value slot in the hash table.

Each slot holds a key, its value’s location and length, and metadata for concurrent access and change tracking.

We changed val_len to atomic to avoid tearing on platforms where a plain 32-bit write could be observed partially by a reader.

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§hash: atomic_uint_least64_t

@brief The FNV-1a hash of the key. 0 indicates an empty slot.

§epoch: atomic_uint_least64_t

@brief Per-slot epoch, incremented on write to this slot. Used for polling.

§val_off: u32

@brief Offset into the VALUES region where the value data is stored.

§val_len: atomic_uint_least32_t

@brief The actual length of the stored value data (atomic).

§type_flag: atomic_uint_least8_t

@brief The type-naming flags for slot typing

§user_flag: atomic_uint_least8_t

@brief The user-defined flags for slot features

§watcher_mask: atomic_uint_least64_t

@brief Watcher signal group for multi-watching

§ctime: atomic_uint_least64_t

@brief The time a slot was created (optional; must be set by the client)

§atime: atomic_uint_least64_t

@brief The last time the slot was meaningfully accessed (optional; must be set by the client)

§bloom: atomic_uint_least64_t

@brief The 64-bit Bloom filter / Label mask

§key: [c_char; 64]

@brief The null-terminated key string.

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impl Clone for splinter_slot

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fn clone(&self) -> splinter_slot

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Copy for splinter_slot

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impl Debug for splinter_slot

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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