Crate native_timer 

Native Timer for Rust

Provide a timer functionality which uses OS capabilities. Currently supports Windows, Linux, and MacOS.

Currently, only both Windows and Linux platforms are supported.

Features

• tracker (default) - Enable static callback tracker. It should minimize the native callback into an invalid timer context, that has been recently destroyed.

Examples

To fire an one-shot task:

use native_timer::fire_oneshot;

let flag = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));
let shared_flag = flag.clone();
fire_oneshot(Duration::from_millis(100), None, move || {
    let _ = &shared_flag.store(true, Ordering::SeqCst);
}).unwrap();
thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(200));
assert!(flag.load(Ordering::SeqCst));

For more usages, see /src/examples/simple.rs.

Credit

Linux and MacOS implementations are recovered from Autd3 open source library on tag v1.10.0, which is before being removed by commits afterwards.

Structs

Timer

Represents an instance of scheduled timer for a specific task.

TimerQueue

TimerQueue manages scheduling of timers. Timer can be created from TimerQueue only.

Enums

CallbackHint

Scheduler hint about the callback function.

TimerError

Constants

DEFAULT_ACCEPTABLE_EXECUTION_TIME

Functions

fire_oneshot

Schedule an one-shot background task on the default TimerQueue. Note that, unlike other schedule_* functions, this fire_oneshot requires a 'static lifetime closure.

schedule_interval

Schedule an interval task on the default TimerQueue.

schedule_oneshot

Schedule an one-shot task on the default TimerQueue.

Type Aliases

Result