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Kotlin libraries

kotlin-stdlib/kotlinx.cinterop/Pinned

Pinned

class Pinned<T : Any>(source)

Since Kotlin

1.3

Functions

fun Pinned<ByteArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<ByteVar>

fun Pinned<CharArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<COpaque>

fun Pinned<DoubleArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<DoubleVar>

fun Pinned<FloatArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<FloatVar>

fun Pinned<IntArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<IntVar>

fun Pinned<LongArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<LongVar>

fun Pinned<ShortArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<ShortVar>

fun Pinned<String>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<COpaque>

fun Pinned<UByteArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<UByteVar>

fun Pinned<UIntArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<UIntVar>

fun Pinned<ULongArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<ULongVar>

fun Pinned<UShortArray>.addressOf(index: Int): CPointer<UShortVar>

Since Kotlin 1.3

fun get(): T

Returns the underlying pinned object.

Since Kotlin 1.3

fun unpin()

Disposes the handle. It must not be used after that.

Since Kotlin 1.3

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