All Classes and Interfaces

Class
Description
 
A class for initializing runtime constants
 
Represents a BiConsumer capable of throwing exceptions
Represents a BiFunction capable of throwing exceptions
Represents a BiPredicate capable of throwing exceptions
It is service which blocks thread during operations start and stop.
This class is used for determining whether Checks should be enabled or not.
Represents a Consumer capable of throwing exceptions
Gives access to current time in milliseconds
A compound type that represents a disjoint union of two values (only one value is present, either left or right)
A callback for any fatal (unchecked) exceptions
Utility methods that allow to handle fatal errors using thread-specific handlers
Represents a Function capable of throwing exceptions
 
An initializer of some value
An exception that represents either malformed or improper size
An exception that represents malformed data
Encapsulates a size in bytes as a convenient abstraction
Represents a Predicate capable of throwing exceptions
Since some objects (mainly ByteBufs) have the notion of ownership and recyclability, a way to recognize them is needed.
A generic interface that describes how an item should be recycled
A registry of known Recyclers
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Represents a Runnable capable of throwing exceptions
 
 
Represents a Supplier capable of throwing exceptions
A helper exception that indicates that some API needs to be implemented
An exception that represents truncated data
A compound type that represents either a result or an exception
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
A wrapper exception that wraps checked exceptions into a runtime exception, so that it could be thrown from a non-throwing call sites.
An exception that represents unexpected data
An exception that represents an unknown data format
Utility helper methods for internal use
An interface that marks a class as initializable