Package-level declarations
Types
The bytes a typed array sits on. Several views can share one buffer, and a write through any of them is visible through all of them.
The parent of every view onto a NativeArrayBuffer. Several views may share one buffer, and a write through any of them is seen by all.
BigInt64Array: eight bytes per element, read back as a signed bigint.
The two 64-bit views. They hold bigints rather than doubles, which is the whole reason they wait for KBigInt: no double can carry 64 bits of integer without losing some.
BigUint64Array: the same eight bytes, read back as a bigint that is never negative.
DataView: reads and writes numbers at byte positions in a buffer, in either endianness, with no alignment rules. The typed array views fix an element type and an endianness; this one does not.
The Float32Array view: 4 bytes per element.
The Float64Array view: 8 bytes per element.
The Int16Array view: 2 bytes per element.
The Int32Array view: 4 bytes per element.
The Int8Array view: 1 byte per element.
The parent of the nine numeric views. Each shows one buffer through one element type, and writes through any view are seen by all of them.
The Uint16Array view: 2 bytes per element.
The Uint32Array view: 4 bytes per element.
The Uint8Array view: 1 byte per element.
The Uint8ClampedArray view: 1 byte per element.