Struct riot_coap_handler_demos::ping::PingStats

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struct PingStats {
    sent: u16,
    latest: u16,
    seen_in_time: u16,
    repeats_in_time: u16,
    late: u16,
}
Available on crate feature ping only.

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§sent: u16

Number of requets sent (which is the precise number of ticks received)

§latest: u16

16-bit bit field indicating for which request a response has been seen. The least significant bit represents whether the latest packet has been received, higher bits indicate older packets.

(If we wanted to measure time in ticks or any other unit of time, this’d become an array of Option<send_timestamp>).

§seen_in_time: u16

Number of responses received in time (ie. before going out of latest)

§repeats_in_time: u16

Number of responses received in time to be counted again after already having been seen

§late: u16

Number of responses received after going out of latest (may be initials if there was any packet loss, may be duplicates)

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impl PingStats

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fn new() -> Self

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fn tick(&mut self)

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fn receive_number(&mut self, number: u16)

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impl Debug for PingStats

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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<Ctx> Encode<Ctx> for PingStats

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