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PerCpuScheduler

Struct PerCpuScheduler 

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pub struct PerCpuScheduler { /* private fields */ }
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Per-CPU scheduler managing all CPU queues.

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impl PerCpuScheduler

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pub const fn new() -> Self

Create a new per-CPU scheduler.

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pub fn set_cpu_count(&self, count: u32)

Set the number of active CPUs.

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pub fn push(&self, cpu_id: usize, pid: ProcessId)

Push a process onto a specific CPU’s queue.

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pub fn pop(&self, cpu_id: usize) -> Option<ProcessId>

Pop the next process from a specific CPU’s queue.

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pub fn steal_for(&self, cpu_id: usize) -> Option<ProcessId>

Try to steal work from another CPU.

Finds the busiest CPU and steals half its tasks.

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pub fn find_least_loaded(&self) -> usize

Find the least-loaded CPU.

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pub fn rebalance(&self)

Rebalance: move tasks from overloaded CPUs to underloaded ones.

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pub fn queue_length(&self, cpu_id: usize) -> u32

Get queue length for a specific CPU.

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impl Default for PerCpuScheduler

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fn default() -> Self

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impl !Freeze for PerCpuScheduler

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impl !RefUnwindSafe for PerCpuScheduler

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impl Send for PerCpuScheduler

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impl Sync for PerCpuScheduler

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impl Unpin for PerCpuScheduler

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impl UnwindSafe for PerCpuScheduler

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