Package net.openhft.chronicle.core.annotation

Annotation Types Summary

Annotation Type	Description
Address	@Address declares that the annotated value represents a native memory address or base pointer.
ChronicleFeature	@ChronicleFeature indicates a compile-time switch recognised by Chronicle libraries.
DontChain	@DontChain indicates that an interface should be ignored by the chronicle-wire MethodReader and MethodWriter utilities.
ForceInline	@ForceInline requests that a method or constructor be inlined where possible.
HotMethod	@HotMethod marks a method that is expected to be performance critical.
Java9	@Java9 marks a method that is only used when running on Java 9 or later.
Negative	@Negative indicates that the annotated value must be strictly below zero.
NonNegative	@NonNegative declares that the annotated value must be zero or positive.
NonPositive	@NonPositive signals that the annotated value must be zero or below.
PackageLocal	@PackageLocal marks an element as intentionally package scoped.
Positive	@Positive states that the annotated value must be greater than zero.
Range	@Range asserts that a value falls within [from, to).
RequiredForClient	@RequiredForClient warns that the annotated class name is baked into on-wire YAML/JSON or a class-alias pool.
ScopeConfined	@ScopeConfined signals that an object must not escape the annotated scope.
SingleThreaded	@SingleThreaded documents that a class is not thread-safe and should be used by one thread only.
TargetMajorVersion	@TargetMajorVersion specifies which Java major version a type targets.
UsedViaReflection	@UsedViaReflection notes that an element is accessed through reflection or tests.