Uses of Package
oshi.annotation.concurrent
Packages that use oshi.annotation.concurrent
Package
Description
Provides functions to query Mac info
Shared GPU-related driver classes for Windows, containing POJOs and utility methods with no native dependencies.
Provides common Windows performance monitor constants and definitions shared between JNA and FFM implementations.
Provides common Windows registry performance data POJOs shared between JNA and FFM implementations.
Provides common WMI driver constants and property enums shared between JNA and FFM implementations.
[oshi-common API] Provides cross-platform implementation to retrieve hardware information such as CPU, Memory,
Display, Disks, Network Interfaces, Power Sources, Sensors, and USB Devices
Provides abstract classes for common code
Provides common Linux hardware implementations shared by JNA and FFM modules.
Provides information about hardware such as Memory, Power Sources, and Processor on Mac systems
Provides common Unix hardware implementations shared by JNA and FFM modules.
Provides common implementations for Windows hardware information shared between JNA and FFM implementations.
Provides abstract classes for common code
Provides common (native-free) Linux operating system implementations shared by JNA and FFM modules.
Provides information about Software and OS on macOS
Provides common implementations for Windows operating system information shared between JNA and FFM implementations.
[oshi-common API] Provides cross-platform common API to retrieve OS, FileSystem, and Process information
Provides utilities for parsing, formatting, and other access
Provides non-native Linux driver utilities for querying system information.
Provides non-native Linux driver utilities for querying the
/proc filesystem.Provides driver utilities common to unix systems that do not require native access
Provides constants for Linux filesystem paths (
/proc, /dev, /sys).Provides classes encapsulating multiple objects, intended as return types from methods
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.driver.common.macClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.driver.common.windows.gpuClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.driver.common.windows.perfmonClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.driver.common.windows.registryClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.driver.common.windows.wmiClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.hardwareClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.hardware.commonClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.hardware.common.platform.linuxClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.hardware.common.platform.macClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.hardware.common.platform.unixClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.hardware.common.platform.windowsClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.software.commonClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.software.common.os.linuxClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.software.common.os.macClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.software.common.os.windowsClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.software.osClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be immutable and hence inherently thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.utilClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class is not thread-safe.The presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.util.driver.linuxClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.util.driver.linux.procClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.util.driver.unixClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.util.linuxClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.
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Classes in oshi.annotation.concurrent used by oshi.util.tuplesClassDescriptionThe presence of this annotation indicates that the author believes the class to be thread-safe.