Module sunrise_libuser::example

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Structs

IExample1Proxy	Here's a simple example of an interface. This is a service that can be connected to by connecting to "hello:1" with sm's get_service function.
IExample2Proxy	Let's make things a bit more interesting by adding a function or two.
IExample3SubsessionProxy	An instance of this interface cannot be acquired by asking SM. Instead, the user has to go through IExample3's function in order to get one.
IExample3Proxy	Interfaces can also return other interfaces. We call an instance of an interface an object. This is often used to give each interface its own state. For instance, a filesystem may return an object of interface file when the user requests to open one.
IExample4Proxy	There are two more kinds of types that are important: buffers and handles.

Traits

IExample1	Here's a simple example of an interface. This is a service that can be connected to by connecting to "hello:1" with sm's get_service function.
IExample1Async	Here's a simple example of an interface. This is a service that can be connected to by connecting to "hello:1" with sm's get_service function.
IExample2	Let's make things a bit more interesting by adding a function or two.
IExample2Async	Let's make things a bit more interesting by adding a function or two.
IExample3Subsession	An instance of this interface cannot be acquired by asking SM. Instead, the user has to go through IExample3's function in order to get one.
IExample3SubsessionAsync	An instance of this interface cannot be acquired by asking SM. Instead, the user has to go through IExample3's function in order to get one.
IExample3	Interfaces can also return other interfaces. We call an instance of an interface an object. This is often used to give each interface its own state. For instance, a filesystem may return an object of interface file when the user requests to open one.
IExample3Async	Interfaces can also return other interfaces. We call an instance of an interface an object. This is often used to give each interface its own state. For instance, a filesystem may return an object of interface file when the user requests to open one.
IExample4	There are two more kinds of types that are important: buffers and handles.
IExample4Async	There are two more kinds of types that are important: buffers and handles.