struct SccDetails {
range: Range<usize>,
}Expand description
Information about an invidividual SCC node.
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§range: Range<usize>For this SCC, the range of all_successors where its
successors can be found.
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impl DynSend for SccDetails
impl DynSync for SccDetails
impl Freeze for SccDetails
impl RefUnwindSafe for SccDetails
impl Send for SccDetails
impl Sync for SccDetails
impl Unpin for SccDetails
impl UnwindSafe for SccDetails
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Size: 16 bytes