Crate nanosecond_scheduler 

Nanosecond Scheduler

Ultra-low latency scheduler with nanosecond precision for temporal consciousness applications. Designed for both native and WASM environments with <1μs tick overhead.

Features

• Hardware TSC-based timing (x86_64) or high-resolution timers (WASM)
• Lock-free task queue with atomic operations
• Strange loop convergence with Lipschitz constraints
• Temporal window overlap management
• Identity continuity tracking
• SIMD optimizations (when available)

Example

use nanosecond_scheduler::{Scheduler, Task, Config};
use std::time::Duration;

let config = Config::default();
let scheduler = Scheduler::new(config);

scheduler.schedule(Task::new(
    || { println!("Task executed!"); },
    Duration::from_nanos(100)
));

// Just tick once for the example
scheduler.tick();

Modules

bench_utils

Benchmarking utilities and performance testing helpers

Structs

Config

Scheduler configuration

Metrics

Performance metrics

Scheduler

The main nanosecond scheduler

Task

A schedulable task

Timestamp

High-precision timestamp using native or WASM timing

Enums

Priority

Task priority for scheduling