Releasable
public interfaceReleasable
DataBuffer | Interface for a buffer of typed data. |
AbstractDataBuffer | Default implementation of DataBuffer. |
Represents a resource, or a holder of resources, which may be released once they are no longer needed.
Summary
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abstract void | release() |
Public methods
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Last updated 2024-10-31 UTC.
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