Struct CpuRecordsEncoder

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pub struct CpuRecordsEncoder<'a, PosTable>where
    PosTable: Table,
{ /* private fields */ }

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CPU implementation of RecordsEncoder

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impl<'a, PosTable> CpuRecordsEncoder<'a, PosTable>
where PosTable: Table,

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pub fn new( table_generators: &'a [PosTable::Generator], erasure_coding: &'a ErasureCoding, global_mutex: &'a AsyncMutex<()>, ) -> Self

Create a new instance

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impl<'a, PosTable> Debug for CpuRecordsEncoder<'a, PosTable>
where PosTable: Table + Debug, PosTable::Generator: Debug,

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl<PosTable> RecordsEncoder for CpuRecordsEncoder<'_, PosTable>
where PosTable: Table,

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fn encode_records( &mut self, sector_id: &SectorId, records: &mut [Record], abort_early: &AtomicBool, ) -> Result<SectorContentsMap>

Encode provided sector records

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impl<'a, PosTable> !UnwindSafe for CpuRecordsEncoder<'a, PosTable>

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