SharedMemory.Map(Int32, Int32, Int32) Method
Definition
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Creates an mmap of the SharedMemory with the specified prot, offset, and length.
[Android.Runtime.Register("map", "(III)Ljava/nio/ByteBuffer;", "", ApiSince=27)]
public Java.Nio.ByteBuffer Map (int prot, int offset, int length);[<Android.Runtime.Register("map", "(III)Ljava/nio/ByteBuffer;", "", ApiSince=27)>]
member this.Map : int * int * int -> Java.Nio.ByteBufferParameters
- prot
- Int32
A bitwise-or'd combination of PROT_READ, PROT_WRITE, PROT_EXEC, or PROT_NONE.
- offset
- Int32
The offset into the shared memory to begin mapping. Must be >= 0 and less than getSize().
- length
- Int32
The length of the region to map. Must be > 0 and offset + length must not exceed getSize().
Returns
A ByteBuffer mapping.
- Attributes
Remarks
Creates an mmap of the SharedMemory with the specified prot, offset, and length. This will always produce a new ByteBuffer window to the backing shared memory region. Every call to map() may be paired with a call to #unmap(ByteBuffer) when the ByteBuffer returned by map() is no longer needed.
Java documentation for android.os.SharedMemory.map(int, int, int).
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