Sharing ByteBuffer for Reading and Writing
 

Is it the norm to use one ByteBuffer for both reading and writing or to
have separate ones for each?

Re: Sharing ByteBuffer for Reading and Writing
 

On Tue, 05 Jul 2005 12:05:25 +0800, - wrote:

> Is it the norm to use one ByteBuffer for both reading and writing or to
> have separate ones for each?

Well, i would use it for both reading and writing, if this makes sense. If
i had to jump through many additional hops, allocating another buffer is
preferable to horribly contrived code to share one buffer.

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