winit/tests/events_loop.rs

extern crate winit;

// A part of the API requirement for `EventsLoop` is that it is `Send` + `Sync`.
//
// This short test will only compile if the `EventsLoop` is `Send` + `Sync`. 
#[test]
fn send_sync() {
    fn check_send_sync<T: Send + Sync>() {}
    check_send_sync::<winit::EventsLoop>();
}
Wrap the temporarily stored user callback in a type to enforce invariants This also removes the need for "box"ing the callback in favour of storing a raw `*mut` pointer. We can do this by ensuring that we never store the pointer for longer than the lifetime of the user callback, which is the duration of a call to `poll_events` or `run_forever`. Also removes old commented out event code from the window module. 2017-02-05 12:51:09 +11:00			`extern crate winit;`

			// A part of the API requirement for `EventsLoop` is that it is `Send` + `Sync`.
			`//`
			// This short test will only compile if the `EventsLoop` is `Send` + `Sync`.
			`#[test]`
			`fn send_sync() {`
tests: don't instanciate an event loop to check EventsLoop: Send+Sync 2017-03-04 08:21:30 +01:00			`fn check_send_sync<T: Send + Sync>() {}`
			`check_send_sync::<winit::EventsLoop>();`
Wrap the temporarily stored user callback in a type to enforce invariants This also removes the need for "box"ing the callback in favour of storing a raw `*mut` pointer. We can do this by ensuring that we never store the pointer for longer than the lifetime of the user callback, which is the duration of a call to `poll_events` or `run_forever`. Also removes old commented out event code from the window module. 2017-02-05 12:51:09 +11:00			`}`