Trait PowerElementProviderProxyInterface 

pub trait PowerElementProviderProxyInterface: Send + Sync {
    type GetPowerGoalsResponseFut: Future<Output = Result<Vec<PowerGoal>, Error>> + Send;
    type GetClockSpeedLevelResponseFut: Future<Output = Result<PowerElementProviderGetClockSpeedLevelResult, Error>> + Send;
    type SetClockLimitResponseFut: Future<Output = Result<PowerElementProviderSetClockLimitResult, Error>> + Send;

    // Required methods
    fn get_power_goals(&self) -> Self::GetPowerGoalsResponseFut;
    fn get_clock_speed_level(
        &self,
        payload: &PowerElementProviderGetClockSpeedLevelRequest,
    ) -> Self::GetClockSpeedLevelResponseFut;
    fn set_clock_limit(
        &self,
        payload: &PowerElementProviderSetClockLimitRequest,
    ) -> Self::SetClockLimitResponseFut;
}

Required Associated Types

type GetPowerGoalsResponseFut: Future<Output = Result<Vec<PowerGoal>, Error>> + Send

type GetClockSpeedLevelResponseFut: Future<Output = Result<PowerElementProviderGetClockSpeedLevelResult, Error>> + Send

type SetClockLimitResponseFut: Future<Output = Result<PowerElementProviderSetClockLimitResult, Error>> + Send

Required Methods

fn get_power_goals(&self) -> Self::GetPowerGoalsResponseFut

fn get_clock_speed_level( &self, payload: &PowerElementProviderGetClockSpeedLevelRequest, ) -> Self::GetClockSpeedLevelResponseFut

fn set_clock_limit( &self, payload: &PowerElementProviderSetClockLimitRequest, ) -> Self::SetClockLimitResponseFut

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety".

Implementors

impl PowerElementProviderProxyInterface for PowerElementProviderProxy

type GetPowerGoalsResponseFut = QueryResponseFut<Vec<PowerGoal>>

type GetClockSpeedLevelResponseFut = QueryResponseFut<Result<PowerElementProviderGetClockSpeedLevelResponse, i32>>

type SetClockLimitResponseFut = QueryResponseFut<Result<PowerElementProviderSetClockLimitResponse, i32>>