Equivalent to `match &self`.

A `const` compatible alternative to [`Iterator::next`]

Access the data pointer.

The remaining number of elements that can be pushed before reallocating.

Returns the number of microseconds after the last second of the duration.

Perform a [`AtomicDuration::load`] and [`AtomicDuration::store`] in a single atomic operation

Attempts to concatenate `s` to `self` # Errors This returns an [`AllocationError`] if reallocation was needed and failed to concatenate.

Adds `value` at the end of `self`. # Errors This function gives back the `value` if the vector tried to grow due to being full, and the allocator fai

Ensures that `additional` more elements can be pushed on `self` without reallocating. This may reallocate once to provide this guarantee. # Errors R

Exposes `self` as a [`core::task::Waker`], letting you use it to run standard futures. You generally shouldn't need to do this manually.

Allocates a pointer to an array of `capacity` `T`, prefixed by an [`AllocPrefix`]

Returns a reference to the vector's allocator.

Returns a reference to the allocator used to construct `this`

Returns the number of seconds in the duration, including sub-seconds.

Returns this slice. # Safety `self` must be valid.

Returns a mutable borrow to the slice if no other references to it may exist.

Proves that `T` is ABI-stable.

A no-op that fails to compile if `T` isn't proven ABI-stable by stabby.

Reinterprets the pointer as a root, leaving partial ownership to the pointer.

Constructs a dangling pointer.