pub struct Runtime {
    pub scheduled_blocks: FxIndexSet<BlockId>,
    pub load_blocks: FxIndexSet<BlockId>,
    pub extern_blocks: FxIndexMap<BlockId, ExternItemPath>,
}

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§scheduled_blocks: FxIndexSet<BlockId>§load_blocks: FxIndexSet<BlockId>§extern_blocks: FxIndexMap<BlockId, ExternItemPath>

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impl Runtime

The Runtime is used at the llir generation to store metadata to be used by the backend

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pub fn contains(&self, id: &BlockId) -> bool

Returns whether this function contains the given id.

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pub fn root_blocks(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = BlockId> + '_

Gives an iterator over the blocks which are the root blocks. Root blocks are blocks which are called by the system, In this case the scheduled blocks and the on load blocks.

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pub fn extend(&mut self, other_runtime: Runtime)

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pub fn schedule(&mut self, block: BlockId)

Schedules a specific block to run every tick.

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pub fn add_on_load(&mut self, block: BlockId)

Adds a specific block to the list of blocks which should be run when the program is loaded.

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pub fn add_extern_block(&mut self, block: BlockId, name: ExternItemPath)

Adds a specific block as an extern item with the given name These functions can be manually invoked

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impl Debug for Runtime

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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 Default for Runtime

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fn default() -> Runtime

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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