Struct FakeQueue 

pub struct FakeQueue<'a> { /* private fields */ }

Simulates driver side interactions of a queue for facilitating tests.

This is termed a FakeQueue as, whilst it can correctly function as a driver side queue manager, its methods and internal book keeping are aimed at writing tests and not being efficient.

Implementations

impl<'a> FakeQueue<'a>

pub fn new(driver: &Driver<'a>, device: &Device<'a>) -> Option<Self>

Construct a FakeQueue to act as driver for provided rings.

Takes a ring::Driver and ring::Device and constructs a view to the same memory to act as the driver.

This assumes the rings have been correctly initialized, which by the virtio specification means they have been zeroed.

pub fn publish_indirect( &mut self, chain: Chain, mem: &IdentityDriverMem, ) -> Option<(u16, u16)>

pub fn publish(&mut self, chain: Chain) -> Option<(u16, u16)>

Attempt to publish a Chain into the ring.

This returns a None if the chain is of zero length, or there are not enough available descriptors in the ring for the chain. Otherwise it returns the current available index, and the index of the first descriptor in the chain.

pub fn next_used(&mut self) -> Option<UsedChain>

Retrieve the next returned chain, if any.

If a chain has been returned by the device return a UsedChain, otherwise a `None.