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org.jcsp.lang.BufferedChannelArrayFactory
These channel factories are deprecated in favour of the new one2one() methods in the Channel class.
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org.jcsp.lang.BufferedChannelFactory
These channel factories are deprecated in favour of the new one2one() methods in the Channel class.
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org.jcsp.lang.BufferedChannelIntArrayFactory
These channel factories are deprecated in favour of the new one2one() methods in the Channel class.
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org.jcsp.lang.BufferedChannelIntFactory
These channel factories are deprecated in favour of the new one2one() methods in the Channel class.
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org.jcsp.lang.ChannelArrayFactory
These channel factories are deprecated in favour of the new one2one() methods in the Channel class.
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org.jcsp.lang.ChannelFactory
These channel factories are deprecated in favour of the new one2one() methods in the Channel class.
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org.jcsp.lang.ChannelIntArrayFactory
These channel factories are deprecated in favour of the new one2one() methods in the Channel class.
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org.jcsp.lang.ChannelIntFactory
These channel factories are deprecated in favour of the new one2one() methods in the Channel class.
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Class and Description |
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org.jcsp.lang.AltingChannelInputWrapper
There is no longer any need to use this class, after the 1.1 class reorganisation.
Note that usually you do not need the absolute guarantee that this class
provides - you can usually just cast the channel to an AltingChannelInput,
which prevents you from accidentally writing to the channel. This
class mainly exists for use by some of the org.jcsp.net classes, where the
absolute guarantee that you cannot write to it is important.
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org.jcsp.lang.ChannelInputWrapper
There is no longer any need to use this class, after the 1.1 class reorganisation.
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org.jcsp.lang.ChannelInt
To create integer channels, use the methods in the Channel class.
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org.jcsp.lang.ChannelOutputWrapper
There is no longer any need to use this class, after the 1.1 class reorganisation.
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org.jcsp.util.filter.PoisonFilterException
Use poison directly instead
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