Struct r3::kernel::timer::TimerDefiner

pub struct TimerDefiner<System> { /* private fields */ }

The definer (static builder) for TimerRef.

Implementations

impl<System> TimerDefiner<System>where System: KernelTimer,

pub const fn start<C>(self, start: C) -> TimerDefiner<System>where C: IntoClosureConst,

[Required] Specify the timer’s entry point. It will be called in an interrupt context.

pub const fn active(self, active: bool) -> TimerDefiner<System>

Specify whether the timer should be started at system startup. Defaults to false (don’t activate).

pub const fn delay(self, delay: Duration) -> TimerDefiner<System>

Specify the initial delay. Defaults to None (infinity; the timer will never fire).

pub const fn period(self, period: Duration) -> TimerDefiner<System>

Specify the initial period. Defaults to None (infinity; the timer will stop firing after the next tick).

pub const fn finish<C>(self, c: &mut Cfg<'_, C>) -> TimerRef<'static, System>where C: CfgTimer<System = System>,

Complete the definition of a mutex, returning a reference to the mutex.

Trait Implementations

impl<System> ExecutableDefiner for TimerDefiner<System>where System: KernelTimer,

const fn start(self, start: Closure) -> TimerDefiner<System>

Use the specified function as the entry point of the executable object being defined.