HandleTableInner

Struct HandleTableInner 

Source
struct HandleTableInner {
    handles: Box<[Option<KernelObject>; 1024]>,
    metadata: Box<[Option<HandleMetadata>; 1024]>,
    free_handles: Vec<Handle>,
}
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Internal structure containing the actual handle table data. This is wrapped in Arc<RwLock<…>> to enable sharing between tasks.

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§handles: Box<[Option<KernelObject>; 1024]>

Fixed-size handle table allocated on heap to avoid stack overflow

§metadata: Box<[Option<HandleMetadata>; 1024]>

Metadata for each handle allocated on heap to avoid stack overflow

§free_handles: Vec<Handle>

Stack of available handle numbers for O(1) allocation

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impl Freeze for HandleTableInner

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impl !RefUnwindSafe for HandleTableInner

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impl Send for HandleTableInner

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impl Sync for HandleTableInner

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impl Unpin for HandleTableInner

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impl !UnwindSafe for HandleTableInner

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