Struct SnapshotEngine

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pub struct SnapshotEngine { /* private fields */ }

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Snapshot Engine - Builds memory snapshots from event data

The SnapshotEngine is responsible for constructing point-in-time views of memory usage from the events stored in the EventStore.

Key properties:

Read-only: Does not consume events from EventStore
Efficient: Optimized for fast snapshot construction
Comprehensive: Captures all relevant memory state

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impl SnapshotEngine

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pub fn new(event_store: SharedEventStore) -> Self

Create a new SnapshotEngine

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pub fn build_snapshot(&self) -> MemorySnapshot

Build a snapshot from the current event store state

This method reads all events from the event store and constructs a snapshot representing the current memory state.

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pub fn build_snapshot_from_events( &self, events: Vec<MemoryEvent>, ) -> MemorySnapshot

Build a snapshot from a specific set of events

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events - The events to build the snapshot from

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pub fn event_store(&self) -> &SharedEventStore

Get the event store reference

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impl !UnwindSafe for SnapshotEngine

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