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splinter_header

Struct splinter_header 

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#[repr(C, align(64))]
pub struct splinter_header {
Show 18 fields pub magic: u32, pub version: u32, pub slots: u32, pub max_val_sz: u32, pub epoch: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub core_flags: atomic_uint_least8_t, pub user_flags: atomic_uint_least8_t, pub val_brk: atomic_uint_least32_t, pub val_sz: u32, pub alignment: u32, pub parse_failures: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub last_failure_epoch: atomic_uint_least64_t, pub bloom_watches: [atomic_uint_least8_t; 64], pub __bindgen_padding_0: u64, pub signal_groups: [splinter_signal_node; 64], pub event_bus: splinter_event_bus, pub __bindgen_padding_1: [u64; 7], pub shard_bids: [splinter_shard_bid; 32],
}
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@struct splinter_header @brief Defines the header structure for the shared memory region.

This header contains metadata for the entire splinter store, including magic number for validation, version, and overall store configuration.

NOTE: We add parse_failures/last_failure_epoch for diagnostics.

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§magic: u32

@brief Magic number (SPLINTER_MAGIC) to verify integrity.

§version: u32

@brief Data layout version (SPLINTER_VER).

§slots: u32

@brief Total number of available key-value slots.

§max_val_sz: u32

@brief Maximum size for any single value.

§epoch: atomic_uint_least64_t

@brief Global epoch, incremented on any write. Used for change detection.

§core_flags: atomic_uint_least8_t

@brief Core feature flags

§user_flags: atomic_uint_least8_t

@brief User-defined feature flags

§val_brk: atomic_uint_least32_t

@brief Track the next-available value region

§val_sz: u32

@brief Running total size of the arena

§alignment: u32

@brief Memory alignment (e.g 64)

§parse_failures: atomic_uint_least64_t§last_failure_epoch: atomic_uint_least64_t§bloom_watches: [atomic_uint_least8_t; 64]§__bindgen_padding_0: u64§signal_groups: [splinter_signal_node; 64]§event_bus: splinter_event_bus§__bindgen_padding_1: [u64; 7]§shard_bids: [splinter_shard_bid; 32]

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impl Clone for splinter_header

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fn clone(&self) -> splinter_header

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_header

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impl Debug for splinter_header

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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