MemoryAccess (Java SE 17 & JDK 17)
Description: declaration: module: jdk.incubator.foreign, package: jdk.incubator.foreign, class: MemoryAccess
Keywords: jdk.incubator.foreign.MemoryAccess class

Module jdk.incubator.foreign
Package jdk.incubator.foreign

# Class MemoryAccess

java.lang.Object
jdk.incubator.foreign.MemoryAccess

public final class MemoryAccess extends Object
This class defines ready-made static accessors which can be used to dereference memory segments in many ways.

The most primitive accessors (see `getIntAtOffset(MemorySegment, long, ByteOrder)`) take a segment, an offset (expressed in bytes) and a byte order. The final address at which the dereference will occur will be computed by offsetting the base address by the specified offset, as if by calling `MemoryAddress.addOffset(long)` on the specified base address.

In cases where no offset is required, overloads are provided (see `getInt(MemorySegment, ByteOrder)`) so that clients can omit the offset coordinate.

To help dereferencing in array-like use cases (e.g. where the layout of a given memory segment is a sequence layout of given size an element count), higher-level overloads are also provided (see `getIntAtIndex(MemorySegment, long, ByteOrder)`), which take a segment and a logical element index. The formula to obtain the byte offset `O` from an index `I` is given by `O = I * S` where `S` is the size (expressed in bytes) of the element to be dereferenced.

In cases where native byte order is preferred, overloads are provided (see `getIntAtOffset(MemorySegment, long)`) so that clients can omit the byte order parameter.

Unless otherwise specified, passing a `null` argument, or an array argument containing one or more `null` elements to a method in this class causes a `NullPointerException` to be thrown.

- ## Method Summary

  Modifier and Type
  Method
  Description
  `static MemoryAddress`
  `getAddress(MemorySegment segment)`
  Reads a memory address from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static MemoryAddress`
  `getAddressAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)`
  Reads a memory address from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static MemoryAddress`
  `getAddressAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)`
  Reads a memory address from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static byte`
  `getByte(MemorySegment segment)`
  Reads a byte from given segment.
  `static byte`
  `getByteAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)`
  Reads a byte from given segment and offset.
  `static char`
  `getChar(MemorySegment segment)`
  Reads a char from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static char`
  `getChar(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a char from given segment, with given byte order.
  `static char`
  `getCharAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)`
  Reads a char from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static char`
  `getCharAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a char from given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static char`
  `getCharAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)`
  Reads a char from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static char`
  `getCharAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a char from given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static double`
  `getDouble(MemorySegment segment)`
  Reads a double from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static double`
  `getDouble(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a double from given segment, with given byte order.
  `static double`
  `getDoubleAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)`
  Reads a double from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static double`
  `getDoubleAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a double from given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static double`
  `getDoubleAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)`
  Reads a double from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static double`
  `getDoubleAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a double from given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static float`
  `getFloat(MemorySegment segment)`
  Reads a float from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static float`
  `getFloat(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a float from given segment, with given byte order.
  `static float`
  `getFloatAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)`
  Reads a float from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static float`
  `getFloatAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a float from given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static float`
  `getFloatAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)`
  Reads a float from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static float`
  `getFloatAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a float from given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static int`
  `getInt(MemorySegment segment)`
  Reads an int from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static int`
  `getInt(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads an int from given segment, with given byte order.
  `static int`
  `getIntAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)`
  Reads an int from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static int`
  `getIntAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads an int from given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static int`
  `getIntAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)`
  Reads an int from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static int`
  `getIntAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads an int from given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static long`
  `getLong(MemorySegment segment)`
  Reads a long from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static long`
  `getLong(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a long from given segment, with given byte order.
  `static long`
  `getLongAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)`
  Reads a long from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static long`
  `getLongAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a long from given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static long`
  `getLongAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)`
  Reads a long from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static long`
  `getLongAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a long from given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static short`
  `getShort(MemorySegment segment)`
  Reads a short from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static short`
  `getShort(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a short from given segment, with given byte order.
  `static short`
  `getShortAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)`
  Reads a short from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static short`
  `getShortAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a short from given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static short`
  `getShortAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)`
  Reads a short from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static short`
  `getShortAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)`
  Reads a short from given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setAddress(MemorySegment segment, Addressable value)`
  Writes a memory address at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setAddressAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, Addressable value)`
  Writes a memory address at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setAddressAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, Addressable value)`
  Writes a memory address at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setByte(MemorySegment segment, byte value)`
  Writes a byte at given segment.
  `static void`
  `setByteAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, byte value)`
  Writes a byte at given segment and offset.
  `static void`
  `setChar(MemorySegment segment, char value)`
  Writes a char at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setChar(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, char value)`
  Writes a char at given segment, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setCharAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, char value)`
  Writes a char at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setCharAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, char value)`
  Writes a char at given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setCharAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, char value)`
  Writes a char at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setCharAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, char value)`
  Writes a char at given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setDouble(MemorySegment segment, double value)`
  Writes a double at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setDouble(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, double value)`
  Writes a double at given segment, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setDoubleAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, double value)`
  Writes a double at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setDoubleAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, double value)`
  Writes a double at given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setDoubleAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, double value)`
  Writes a double at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setDoubleAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, double value)`
  Writes a double at given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setFloat(MemorySegment segment, float value)`
  Writes a float at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setFloat(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, float value)`
  Writes a float at given segment, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setFloatAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, float value)`
  Writes a float at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setFloatAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, float value)`
  Writes a float at given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setFloatAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, float value)`
  Writes a float at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setFloatAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, float value)`
  Writes a float at given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setInt(MemorySegment segment, int value)`
  Writes an int at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setInt(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, int value)`
  Writes an int at given segment, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setIntAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, int value)`
  Writes an int at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setIntAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, int value)`
  Writes an int at given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setIntAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, int value)`
  Writes an int at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setIntAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, int value)`
  Writes an int at given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setLong(MemorySegment segment, long value)`
  Writes a long at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setLong(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, long value)`
  Writes a long at given segment, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setLongAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, long value)`
  Writes a long at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setLongAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, long value)`
  Writes a long at given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setLongAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, long value)`
  Writes a long at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setLongAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, long value)`
  Writes a long at given segment and offset with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setShort(MemorySegment segment, short value)`
  Writes a short at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setShort(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, short value)`
  Writes a short at given segment, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setShortAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, short value)`
  Writes a short at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setShortAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, short value)`
  Writes a short at given segment and element index, with given byte order.
  `static void`
  `setShortAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, short value)`
  Writes a short at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.
  `static void`
  `setShortAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, short value)`
  Writes a short at given segment and offset with given byte order.

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- ## Method Details

  - ### getByteAtOffset

    public static byte getByteAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)
    Reads a byte from given segment and offset.
    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
    Returns:
      a byte value read from `segment`.

  - ### setByteAtOffset

    public static void setByteAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, byte value)
    Writes a byte at given segment and offset.
    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `value` - the byte value to be written.

  - ### getCharAtOffset

    public static char getCharAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)
    Reads a char from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         getCharAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder());

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
    Returns:
      a char value read from `segment`.

  - ### setCharAtOffset

    public static void setCharAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, char value)
    Writes a char at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setCharAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder(), value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `value` - the char value to be written.

  - ### getShortAtOffset

    public static short getShortAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)
    Reads a short from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         getShortAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder());

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
    Returns:
      a short value read from `segment`.

  - ### setShortAtOffset

    public static void setShortAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, short value)
    Writes a short at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setShortAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder(), value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `value` - the short value to be written.

  - ### getIntAtOffset

    public static int getIntAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)
    Reads an int from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         getIntAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder());

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
    Returns:
      an int value read from `segment`.

  - ### setIntAtOffset

    public static void setIntAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, int value)
    Writes an int at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setIntAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder(), value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `value` - the int value to be written.

  - ### getFloatAtOffset

    public static float getFloatAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)
    Reads a float from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         getFloatAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder());

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
    Returns:
      a float value read from `segment`.

  - ### setFloatAtOffset

    public static void setFloatAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, float value)
    Writes a float at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setFloatAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder(), value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `value` - the float value to be written.

  - ### getLongAtOffset

    public static long getLongAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)
    Reads a long from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         getLongAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder());

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
    Returns:
      a long value read from `segment`.

  - ### setLongAtOffset

    public static void setLongAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, long value)
    Writes a long at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setLongAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder(), value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `value` - the long value to be written.

  - ### getDoubleAtOffset

    public static double getDoubleAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)
    Reads a double from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         getDoubleAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder());

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
    Returns:
      a double value read from `segment`.

  - ### setDoubleAtOffset

    public static void setDoubleAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, double value)
    Writes a double at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setDoubleAtOffset(segment, offset, ByteOrder.nativeOrder(), value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `value` - the double value to be written.

  - ### getAddressAtOffset

    public static MemoryAddress getAddressAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset)
    Reads a memory address from given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent (e.g. on a 64-bit platform) to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.asAddressHandle(MemoryHandles.varHandle(long.class, ByteOrder.nativeOrder()));
    >         MemoryAddress value = (MemoryAddress)handle.get(segment, offset);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
    Returns:
      a memory address read from `segment`.

  - ### setAddressAtOffset

    public static void setAddressAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, Addressable value)
    Writes a memory address at given segment and offset, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent (e.g. on a 64-bit platform) to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.asAddressHandle(MemoryHandles.varHandle(long.class, ByteOrder.nativeOrder()));
    >         handle.set(segment, offset, value.address());

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `value` - the memory address to be written (expressed as an `Addressable` instance).

  - ### getCharAtOffset

    public static char getCharAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a char from given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(char.class, 1, order);
    >         char value = (char)handle.get(segment, offset);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a char value read from `segment`.

  - ### setCharAtOffset

    public static void setCharAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, char value)
    Writes a char at given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(char.class, 1, order);
    >         handle.set(segment, offset, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the char value to be written.

  - ### getShortAtOffset

    public static short getShortAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a short from given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(short.class, 1, order);
    >         short value = (short)handle.get(segment, offset);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a short value read from `segment`.

  - ### setShortAtOffset

    public static void setShortAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, short value)
    Writes a short at given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(short.class, 1, order);
    >         handle.set(segment, offset, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the short value to be written.

  - ### getIntAtOffset

    public static int getIntAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)
    Reads an int from given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(int.class, 1, order);
    >         int value = (int)handle.get(segment, offset);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      an int value read from `segment`.

  - ### setIntAtOffset

    public static void setIntAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, int value)
    Writes an int at given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(int.class, 1, order);
    >         handle.set(segment, offset, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the int value to be written.

  - ### getFloatAtOffset

    public static float getFloatAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a float from given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(float.class, 1, order);
    >         float value = (float)handle.get(segment, offset);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a float value read from `segment`.

  - ### setFloatAtOffset

    public static void setFloatAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, float value)
    Writes a float at given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(float.class, 1, order);
    >         handle.set(segment, offset, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the float value to be written.

  - ### getLongAtOffset

    public static long getLongAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a long from given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(long.class, 1, order);
    >         long value = (long)handle.get(segment, offset);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a long value read from `segment`.

  - ### setLongAtOffset

    public static void setLongAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, long value)
    Writes a long at given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(long.class, 1, order);
    >         handle.set(segment, offset, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the long value to be written.

  - ### getDoubleAtOffset

    public static double getDoubleAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a double from given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(double.class, 1, order);
    >         double value = (double)handle.get(segment, offset);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a double value read from `segment`.

  - ### setDoubleAtOffset

    public static void setDoubleAtOffset(MemorySegment segment, long offset, ByteOrder order, double value)
    Writes a double at given segment and offset with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         VarHandle handle = MemoryHandles.varHandle(double.class, 1, order);
    >         handle.set(segment, offset, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `offset` - offset in bytes (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(offset)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the double value to be written.

  - ### getByte

    public static byte getByte(MemorySegment segment)
    Reads a byte from given segment.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         byte value = getByteAtOffset(segment, 0L);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
    Returns:
      a byte value read from `segment`.

  - ### setByte

    public static void setByte(MemorySegment segment, byte value)
    Writes a byte at given segment.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setByteAtOffset(segment, 0L, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `value` - the byte value to be written.

  - ### getChar

    public static char getChar(MemorySegment segment)
    Reads a char from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         char value = getCharAtOffset(segment, 0L);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
    Returns:
      a char value read from `segment`.

  - ### setChar

    public static void setChar(MemorySegment segment, char value)
    Writes a char at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setCharAtOffset(segment, 0L, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `value` - the char value to be written.

  - ### getShort

    public static short getShort(MemorySegment segment)
    Reads a short from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         short value = getShortAtOffset(segment, 0L);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
    Returns:
      a short value read from `segment`.

  - ### setShort

    public static void setShort(MemorySegment segment, short value)
    Writes a short at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setShortAtOffset(segment, 0L, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `value` - the short value to be written.

  - ### getInt

    public static int getInt(MemorySegment segment)
    Reads an int from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         int value = getIntAtOffset(segment, 0L);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
    Returns:
      an int value read from `segment`.

  - ### setInt

    public static void setInt(MemorySegment segment, int value)
    Writes an int at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setIntAtOffset(segment, 0L, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `value` - the int value to be written.

  - ### getFloat

    public static float getFloat(MemorySegment segment)
    Reads a float from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         float value = getFloatAtOffset(segment, 0L);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
    Returns:
      a float value read from `segment`.

  - ### setFloat

    public static void setFloat(MemorySegment segment, float value)
    Writes a float at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setFloatAtOffset(segment, 0L, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `value` - the float value to be written.

  - ### getLong

    public static long getLong(MemorySegment segment)
    Reads a long from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         long value = getLongAtOffset(segment, 0L);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
    Returns:
      a long value read from `segment`.

  - ### setLong

    public static void setLong(MemorySegment segment, long value)
    Writes a long at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setLongAtOffset(segment, 0L, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `value` - the long value to be written.

  - ### getDouble

    public static double getDouble(MemorySegment segment)
    Reads a double from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         double value = getDoubleAtOffset(segment, 0L);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
    Returns:
      a double value read from `segment`.

  - ### setDouble

    public static void setDouble(MemorySegment segment, double value)
    Writes a double at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setDoubleAtOffset(segment, 0L, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `value` - the double value to be written.

  - ### getAddress

    public static MemoryAddress getAddress(MemorySegment segment)
    Reads a memory address from given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         MemoryAddress value = getAddressAtOffset(segment, 0L);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
    Returns:
      a memory address read from `segment`.

  - ### setAddress

    public static void setAddress(MemorySegment segment, Addressable value)
    Writes a memory address at given segment, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setAddressAtOffset(segment, 0L, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `value` - the memory address to be written (expressed as an `Addressable` instance).

  - ### getChar

    public static char getChar(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a char from given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         char value = getCharAtOffset(segment, 0L, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a char value read from `segment`.

  - ### setChar

    public static void setChar(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, char value)
    Writes a char at given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setCharAtOffset(segment, 0L, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the char value to be written.

  - ### getShort

    public static short getShort(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a short from given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         short value = getShortAtOffset(segment, 0L, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a short value read from `segment`.

  - ### setShort

    public static void setShort(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, short value)
    Writes a short at given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setShortAtOffset(segment, 0L, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the short value to be written.

  - ### getInt

    public static int getInt(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)
    Reads an int from given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         int value = getIntAtOffset(segment, 0L, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      an int value read from `segment`.

  - ### setInt

    public static void setInt(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, int value)
    Writes an int at given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setIntAtOffset(segment, 0L, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the int value to be written.

  - ### getFloat

    public static float getFloat(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a float from given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         float value = getFloatAtOffset(segment, 0L, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a float value read from `segment`.

  - ### setFloat

    public static void setFloat(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, float value)
    Writes a float at given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setFloatAtOffset(segment, 0L, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the float value to be written.

  - ### getLong

    public static long getLong(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a long from given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         long value = getLongAtOffset(segment, 0L, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a long value read from `segment`.

  - ### setLong

    public static void setLong(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, long value)
    Writes a long at given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setLongAtOffset(segment, 0L, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the long value to be written.

  - ### getDouble

    public static double getDouble(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a double from given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         double value = getDoubleAtOffset(segment, 0L, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a double value read from `segment`.

  - ### setDouble

    public static void setDouble(MemorySegment segment, ByteOrder order, double value)
    Writes a double at given segment, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setDoubleAtOffset(segment, 0L, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the double value to be written.

  - ### getCharAtIndex

    public static char getCharAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)
    Reads a char from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         char value = getCharAtOffset(segment, 2 * index);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 2)`.
    Returns:
      a char value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setCharAtIndex

    public static void setCharAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, char value)
    Writes a char at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setCharAtOffset(segment, 2 * index, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 2)`.
      `value` - the char value to be written.

  - ### getShortAtIndex

    public static short getShortAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)
    Reads a short from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         short value = getShortAtOffset(segment, 2 * index);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 2)`.
    Returns:
      a short value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setShortAtIndex

    public static void setShortAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, short value)
    Writes a short at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setShortAtOffset(segment, 2 * index, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 2)`.
      `value` - the short value to be written.

  - ### getIntAtIndex

    public static int getIntAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)
    Reads an int from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         int value = getIntAtOffset(segment, 4 * index);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 4)`.
    Returns:
      an int value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setIntAtIndex

    public static void setIntAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, int value)
    Writes an int at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setIntAtOffset(segment, 4 * index, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 4)`.
      `value` - the int value to be written.

  - ### getFloatAtIndex

    public static float getFloatAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)
    Reads a float from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         float value = getFloatAtOffset(segment, 4 * index);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 4)`.
    Returns:
      a float value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setFloatAtIndex

    public static void setFloatAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, float value)
    Writes a float at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setFloatAtOffset(segment, 4 * index, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 4)`.
      `value` - the float value to be written.

  - ### getLongAtIndex

    public static long getLongAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)
    Reads a long from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         return getLongAtOffset(segment, 8 * index);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
    Returns:
      a long value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setLongAtIndex

    public static void setLongAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, long value)
    Writes a long at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setLongAtOffset(segment, 8 * index, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
      `value` - the long value to be written.

  - ### getDoubleAtIndex

    public static double getDoubleAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)
    Reads a double from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         return getDoubleAtOffset(segment, 8 * index);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
    Returns:
      a double value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setDoubleAtIndex

    public static void setDoubleAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, double value)
    Writes a double at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setDoubleAtOffset(segment, 8 * index, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
      `value` - the double value to be written.

  - ### getAddressAtIndex

    public static MemoryAddress getAddressAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index)
    Reads a memory address from given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         return getAddressAtOffset(segment, index * MemoryLayouts.ADDRESS.byteSize());

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
    Returns:
      a memory address read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setAddressAtIndex

    public static void setAddressAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, Addressable value)
    Writes a memory address at given segment and element index, with byte order set to `ByteOrder.nativeOrder()`.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setAddressAtOffset(segment, index * MemoryLayouts.ADDRESS.byteSize(), value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
      `value` - the memory address to be written (expressed as an `Addressable` instance).

  - ### getCharAtIndex

    public static char getCharAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a char from given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         char value = getCharAtOffset(segment, 2 * index, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 2)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a char value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setCharAtIndex

    public static void setCharAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, char value)
    Writes a char at given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setCharAtOffset(segment, 2 * index, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 2)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the char value to be written.

  - ### getShortAtIndex

    public static short getShortAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a short from given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         short value = getShortAtOffset(segment, 2 * index, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 2)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a short value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setShortAtIndex

    public static void setShortAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, short value)
    Writes a short at given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setShortAtOffset(segment, 2 * index, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 2)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the short value to be written.

  - ### getIntAtIndex

    public static int getIntAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)
    Reads an int from given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         int value = getIntAtOffset(segment, 4 * index, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 4)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      an int value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setIntAtIndex

    public static void setIntAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, int value)
    Writes an int at given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setIntAtOffset(segment, 4 * index, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 4)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the int value to be written.

  - ### getFloatAtIndex

    public static float getFloatAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a float from given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         float value = getFloatAtOffset(segment, 4 * index, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 4)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a float value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setFloatAtIndex

    public static void setFloatAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, float value)
    Writes a float at given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setFloatAtOffset(segment, 4 * index, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 4)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the float value to be written.

  - ### getLongAtIndex

    public static long getLongAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a long from given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         return getLongAtOffset(segment, 8 * index, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a long value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setLongAtIndex

    public static void setLongAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, long value)
    Writes a long at given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setLongAtOffset(segment, 8 * index, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the long value to be written.

  - ### getDoubleAtIndex

    public static double getDoubleAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order)
    Reads a double from given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         return getDoubleAtOffset(segment, 8 * index, order);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
    Returns:
      a double value read from `segment` at the element index specified by `index`.

  - ### setDoubleAtIndex

    public static void setDoubleAtIndex(MemorySegment segment, long index, ByteOrder order, double value)
    Writes a double at given segment and element index, with given byte order.

    This is equivalent to the following code:

    >         setDoubleAtOffset(segment, 8 * index, order, value);

    Parameters:
      `segment` - the segment to be dereferenced.
      `index` - element index (relative to `segment`). The final address of this read operation can be expressed as `segment.address().addOffset(index * 8)`.
      `order` - the specified byte order.
      `value` - the double value to be written.