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X86_64Timer

veridian_kernel::arch::timer

Struct X86_64Timer 

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pub struct X86_64Timer;

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impl PlatformTimer for X86_64Timer

Available on x86-64 only.
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fn current_ticks() -> u64

Read the current hardware tick/cycle counter. Read more
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fn ticks_per_second() -> u64

Return the frequency of the tick counter in Hz. Read more
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fn set_timer(ticks: u64)

Program the next timer interrupt to fire after ticks ticks from now.

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impl Freeze for X86_64Timer

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impl RefUnwindSafe for X86_64Timer

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impl Send for X86_64Timer

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impl Sync for X86_64Timer

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impl Unpin for X86_64Timer

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impl UnwindSafe for X86_64Timer

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