package riot

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riot.core
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riot.lib
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riot.lib.logger
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riot.runtime
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riot.scheduler
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module Tracer : sig ... end

module Uid = Core.Scheduler_uid

type t = {

uid : Uid.t;
rnd : Stdlib.Random.State.t;
run_queue : Core.Proc_queue.t;
sleep_set : Core.Proc_set.t;
timers : Time.Timer_wheel.t;
io_tbl : Net.Io.t;

}

type pool = {

mutable stop : bool;
schedulers : t list;
processes : Core.Proc_table.t;

}

val make : rnd:Stdlib.Random.State.t -> unit -> t

val get_current_scheduler : unit -> t

val set_current_scheduler : t -> unit

val get_current_process_pid : unit -> Core.Pid.t

val set_current_process_pid : Core.Pid.t -> unit

val get_random_scheduler : pool -> t

val set_timer : 
  t ->
  float ->
  [ `interval | `one_off ] ->
  (unit -> unit) ->
  unit Core.Ref.t

val add_to_run_queue : t -> Core.Process.t -> unit

val awake_process : pool -> Core.Process.t -> unit

val run : pool -> t -> unit -> unit

module Pool : sig ... end