profile.h File Reference

Target profile contracts for production and embedded builds. More...

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Classes
struct	tsm::platform::host_linux_profile
struct	tsm::platform::bare_metal_arm_profile
	Bare-metal ARM profile for superloop or interrupt-woken deployments. More...
struct	tsm::platform::freertos_arm_profile
	FreeRTOS profile for task-notification and queue-backed deployments. More...
struct	tsm::platform::zephyr_arm_profile
	Zephyr profile for k_poll, semaphore, and tick-backed deployments. More...
struct	tsm::platform::qnx7_profile
	QNX Neutrino 7.x profile for pulse-woken realtime process deployments. More...
struct	tsm::platform::safety_profile
	Conservative production profile for safety-oriented embedded builds. More...

Namespaces
	tsm
	tsm::platform
	tsm::platform::detail

Functions
template<typename Profile >
consteval bool	tsm::platform::compiler_satisfies_profile ()
template<typename Profile >
consteval void	tsm::platform::enforce_compiler_profile ()
	Require the active compiler configuration to match Profile. More...

Variables
constexpr bool	tsm::platform::detail::compiler_exceptions_enabled = false
constexpr bool	tsm::platform::detail::compiler_rtti_enabled = false

Detailed Description

Target profile contracts for production and embedded builds.

A target profile records the platform assumptions that matter to the core runtime: heap use, exceptions, RTTI, host threads, wall-clock access, and tick-driven time. Profiles are intentionally compile-time objects. They let an application state what a deployment permits, then fail compilation when the compiler configuration contradicts that deployment contract.