Swage

Struct Swage 

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pub struct Swage<PH: Hammering, H: Hammering, AE: Error, VE: Error> { /* private fields */ }
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Main orchestrator for conducting end-to-end Rowhammer experiments.

The Swage struct combines an allocator, hammerer, and victim to execute complete Rowhammer attack experiments with profiling, reproducibility checks, and result collection. It manages the full lifecycle:

  1. Memory allocation using ConsecAllocator
  2. Profiling to identify vulnerable memory locations
  3. Reproducibility verification to filter transient bit flips
  4. Attack execution with hammering and victim checking

§Type Parameters

  • PH - Profile hammerer type (implements Hammering)
  • H - Attack hammerer type (implements Hammering)
  • AE - Allocator error type
  • VE - Victim error type

§Examples

Use Swage::builder() to construct a Swage instance with the required components.

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impl<H: Hammering, AE: Error, VE: Error> Swage<H, H, AE, VE>

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pub fn builder() -> SwageBuilder<H, H, AE, VE>

Creates a new Swage builder.

§Returns

A builder for configuring and constructing a Swage instance

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impl<PH: Hammering, H: Hammering, AE: Error, VE: Error> Swage<PH, H, AE, VE>

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pub fn run( self, ) -> Vec<ExperimentData<VictimResult, HammerError<AE, H::Error, VE>>>

Start the attack.

Returns a vector of ExperimentData with VictimResults and possible Error observed.

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impl<PH, H, AE, VE> Freeze for Swage<PH, H, AE, VE>

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impl<PH, H, AE, VE> !RefUnwindSafe for Swage<PH, H, AE, VE>

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impl<PH, H, AE, VE> !Send for Swage<PH, H, AE, VE>

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impl<PH, H, AE, VE> !Sync for Swage<PH, H, AE, VE>

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impl<PH, H, AE, VE> Unpin for Swage<PH, H, AE, VE>

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impl<PH, H, AE, VE> !UnwindSafe for Swage<PH, H, AE, VE>

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