AdaptiveRung

Struct AdaptiveRung 

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pub struct AdaptiveRung { /* private fields */ }
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2026-09-25: The controller. Each scheduler context owns one (SchedCtx::rung), so accept history is not shared between contexts.

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impl AdaptiveRung

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pub const fn new(params: RungParams) -> Self

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pub fn from_env() -> Self

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pub fn params(&self) -> &RungParams

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pub fn at_depth(&self) -> bool

2026-09-25: true while the controller’s state is two drafts.

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pub fn flips(&self) -> u64

2026-09-25: Number of state changes so far.

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pub fn width_engaged(&self) -> bool

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pub fn width_flips(&self) -> u64

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pub fn observe(&self, n: usize, k_drafts: usize, p1: f64, mean_na: f64)

2026-09-25: Feeds one accept-statistics flush at batch width n: k_drafts is the flush’s largest draft depth, p1 its first-draft accept rate, mean_na its mean accepted drafts per verify. The scheduler’s AcceptBuckets::record is the caller; this type keeps no accept counters of its own.

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pub fn drafts_for(&self, n_active: usize, num_drafts: usize) -> usize

2026-09-25: The draft count for a batch of n_active: the static ladder’s count, raised to min(2, num_drafts) inside the adapted band while the state is two drafts or a probe is due.

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pub fn note_width_regime(&self, n_active: usize, engaged: bool, cap: usize)

2026-09-25: Records the width decision the scheduler already took: engaged is n_active <= cap, where cap is the run’s mtp_max_seqs lever (32 unless overridden). It logs one INFO line per change and counts changes in width_flips; it decides nothing.

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