Float64ListAddress#

Annotations: @Since.new('3.5')

Properties#

address extension no setter#

The memory address of the underlying data.

An expression of the form expression.address denoting this address can only occurr as an entire argument expression in the invocation of a leaf Native external function.

Example:

@Native<Void Function(Pointer<Double>)>(isLeaf: true)
external void myFunction(Pointer<Double> pointer);

void main() {
  final list = Float64List(10);
  myFunction(list.address);
}

The expression before .address is evaluated like the left-hand-side of an assignment, to something that gives access to the storage behind the expression, which can be used both for reading and writing. The .address then gives a native pointer to that storage.

The .address is evaluated just before calling into native code when invoking a leaf Native external function. This ensures the Dart garbage collector will not move the object that the address points in to.

Available on Float64List, provided by the Float64ListAddress extension

external Pointer<Double> get address;