pub struct PwmSyncCtx<'a, B, P>where
B: BoardIo,{
pub board: &'a mut B,
pub pwm: &'a mut P,
pub output: &'a mut PwmOutputState,
pub output_kill_active: bool,
}Fields§
§board: &'a mut B§pwm: &'a mut P§output: &'a mut PwmOutputState§output_kill_active: boolAuto Trait Implementations§
impl<'a, B, P> Freeze for PwmSyncCtx<'a, B, P>
impl<'a, B, P> RefUnwindSafe for PwmSyncCtx<'a, B, P>where
B: RefUnwindSafe,
P: RefUnwindSafe,
impl<'a, B, P> Send for PwmSyncCtx<'a, B, P>
impl<'a, B, P> Sync for PwmSyncCtx<'a, B, P>
impl<'a, B, P> Unpin for PwmSyncCtx<'a, B, P>
impl<'a, B, P> UnsafeUnpin for PwmSyncCtx<'a, B, P>
impl<'a, B, P> !UnwindSafe for PwmSyncCtx<'a, B, P>
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