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VmRpc

Enum VmRpc 

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pub enum VmRpc {
Show 17 variants Save(FailableRpc<(), ProtobufMessage>), Resume(Rpc<(), bool>), Pause(Rpc<(), bool>), ClearHalt(Rpc<(), bool>), Reset(FailableRpc<(), ()>), Nmi(Rpc<u32, ()>), AddVmbusDevice(FailableRpc<(DeviceVtl, Resource<VmbusDeviceHandleKind>), ()>), ConnectHvsock(FailableRpc<(CancelContext, Guid, DeviceVtl), UnixStream>), PulseSaveRestore(Rpc<(), Result<(), PulseSaveRestoreError>>), StartReloadIgvm(FailableRpc<File, ()>), CompleteReloadIgvm(FailableRpc<bool, ()>), ReadMemory(FailableRpc<(u64, usize), Vec<u8>>), WriteMemory(FailableRpc<(u64, Vec<u8>), ()>), UpdateCliParams(FailableRpc<String, ()>), AddPcieDevice(FailableRpc<(String, Resource<PciDeviceHandleKind>), ()>), RemovePcieDevice(FailableRpc<String, ()>), DumpState(FailableRpc<File, ()>),
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Save(FailableRpc<(), ProtobufMessage>)

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Resume(Rpc<(), bool>)

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Pause(Rpc<(), bool>)

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ClearHalt(Rpc<(), bool>)

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Reset(FailableRpc<(), ()>)

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Nmi(Rpc<u32, ()>)

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AddVmbusDevice(FailableRpc<(DeviceVtl, Resource<VmbusDeviceHandleKind>), ()>)

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ConnectHvsock(FailableRpc<(CancelContext, Guid, DeviceVtl), UnixStream>)

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PulseSaveRestore(Rpc<(), Result<(), PulseSaveRestoreError>>)

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StartReloadIgvm(FailableRpc<File, ()>)

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CompleteReloadIgvm(FailableRpc<bool, ()>)

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ReadMemory(FailableRpc<(u64, usize), Vec<u8>>)

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WriteMemory(FailableRpc<(u64, Vec<u8>), ()>)

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UpdateCliParams(FailableRpc<String, ()>)

Updates the command line parameters that will be passed to the boot shim on the next VM load. This will replace the existing command line parameters.

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AddPcieDevice(FailableRpc<(String, Resource<PciDeviceHandleKind>), ()>)

Hot-add a PCIe device to a named port at runtime. Tuple is (port_name, device_resource).

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RemovePcieDevice(FailableRpc<String, ()>)

Hot-remove a PCIe device from a named port at runtime.

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DumpState(FailableRpc<File, ()>)

Dump VM state (VP registers + memory) to a .vmrs file.

The worker pauses the VM internally, collects state, and restores the prior running state afterward. The caller provides an open file handle to write to (typically a temporary file that gets renamed into place on success).

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impl Debug for VmRpc

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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 DefaultEncoding for VmRpc

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type Encoding = OneofEncoder

The encoding to use for the serialization. Read more
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impl<'encoding> OneofDecode<'encoding, Resource> for VmRpc

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fn read_variant( item: &mut InplaceOption<'_, Self>, n: u32, field: FieldReader<'encoding, '_, Resource>, ) -> Result<()>

Read the specified variant from the reader.
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impl OneofEncode<Resource> for VmRpc

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fn write_variant(self, writer: MessageWriter<'_, '_, Resource>)

Write the variant to the writer.
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fn compute_variant_size(&mut self, sizer: MessageSizer<'_>)

Compute the size of the variant.

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impl Freeze for VmRpc

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impl !RefUnwindSafe for VmRpc

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impl Send for VmRpc

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impl !Sync for VmRpc

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impl Unpin for VmRpc

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impl UnsafeUnpin for VmRpc

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impl !UnwindSafe for VmRpc

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type Encoding = <T as DefaultEncoding>::Encoding

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where T: DefaultEncoding + Any + Send + 'static, <T as DefaultEncoding>::Encoding: MessageEncode<T, Resource> + for<'a> MessageDecode<'a, T, Resource> + FieldEncode<T, Resource> + for<'a> FieldDecode<'a, T, Resource> + Send + Sync,

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type Encoding = <T as DefaultEncoding>::Encoding

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impl<T> SerializeMessage for T
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type Concrete = T

The underlying concrete message type.
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fn compute_message_size(&mut self, sizer: MessageSizer<'_>)

Computes the message size, as in [MessageEncode::compute_message_size].
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fn write_message(self, writer: MessageWriter<'_, '_, Resource>)

Writes the message, as in [MessageEncode::write_message].
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fn extract(self) -> <T as SerializeMessage>::Concrete

Extract the concrete message.
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