Examples of com.sun.jna.Memory

com.sun.jna.Memory
A Pointer to memory obtained from the native heap via a call to malloc.
In some cases it might be necessary to use memory obtained from malloc. For example, Memory helps accomplish the following idiom:
```
 void *buf = malloc(BUF_LEN * sizeof(char)); call_some_function(buf); free(buf); 
```
The {@link #finalize} method will free allocated memory whenthis object is no longer referenced. @author Sheng Liang, originator @author Todd Fast, suitability modifications @author Timothy Wall @see Pointer

            super(memory);
            read();
        }


        public DATA_BLOB(byte [] data) {
            pbData = new Memory(data.length);
            pbData.write(0, data, 0, data.length);
            cbData = data.length;
            allocateMemory();
        }

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        public TOKEN_OWNER() {
            super();
        }


        public TOKEN_OWNER(int size) {
            super(new Memory(size));
        }

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        public PSID() {
            super();
        }


        public PSID(byte[] data) {
            super(new Memory(data.length));
            getPointer().write(0, data, 0, data.length);
            read();
        }

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            getPointer().write(0, data, 0, data.length);
            read();
        }


        public PSID(int size) {
            super(new Memory(size));
        }

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            super(memory);
            read();
        }


        public TOKEN_USER(int size) {
            super(new Memory(size));
        }

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            super(memory);
            read();
        }


        public TOKEN_GROUPS(int size) {
            super(new Memory(size));
        }

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        }


        public SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR(byte[] data) {
            super();
            this.data = data;
            useMemory(new Memory(data.length));
        }

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        public SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR_RELATIVE() {
        }


        public SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR_RELATIVE(byte[] data) {
            super(new Memory(data.length));
            getPointer().write(0, data, 0, data.length);
            setDacl();
        }

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         * @param size
         *  Buffer size, eg. MAX_TOKEN_SIZE.
         */
        public SecBuffer(int type, int size) {
            cbBuffer = size;        
            pvBuffer = new Memory(size);
            BufferType = type;
        }

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         * @param token
         *  Existing token.
         */
        public SecBuffer(int type, byte[] token) {
            cbBuffer = token.length;        
            pvBuffer = new Memory(token.length);
            pvBuffer.write(0, token, 0, token.length);
            BufferType = type;
        }

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