pub struct PlPoint {
pub name: &'static str,
pub pl_hz: Fact<f64>,
pub hp_ports: u32,
pub ddr_read: Fact<f64>,
}Expand description
One way the programmable logic can run against the DDR: its clock, the HP ports it reads through, and what those ports read.
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§name: &'static strThe chip’s name at this point.
pl_hz: Fact<f64>§hp_ports: u32§ddr_read: Fact<f64>Bytes per second the fabric reads from the DDR through those ports.
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impl Copy for PlPoint
impl StructuralPartialEq for PlPoint
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impl Freeze for PlPoint
impl RefUnwindSafe for PlPoint
impl Send for PlPoint
impl Sync for PlPoint
impl Unpin for PlPoint
impl UnsafeUnpin for PlPoint
impl UnwindSafe for PlPoint
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