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Minor adjustment to prevent two warnings

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fyrz 2014-10-08 22:50:54 +02:00
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commit 16d2ebdbcf
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java/org/rocksdb/RocksEnv.java
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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ public class RocksEnv extends RocksObject {
* <p>Returns the default environment suitable for the current operating * <p>Returns the default environment suitable for the current operating
* system.</p> * system.</p>
* *
* <p>The result of {@see #getDefault()} is a singleton whose ownership * <p>The result of {@code getDefault()} is a singleton whose ownership
* belongs to rocksdb c++. As a result, the returned RocksEnv will not * belongs to rocksdb c++. As a result, the returned RocksEnv will not
* have the ownership of its c++ resource, and calling its dispose() * have the ownership of its c++ resource, and calling its dispose()
* will be no-op.</p> * will be no-op.</p>
@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ public class RocksEnv extends RocksObject {
* <p>Note that the ownership of the input handle * <p>Note that the ownership of the input handle
* belongs to the caller, and the newly created RocksEnv will not take * belongs to the caller, and the newly created RocksEnv will not take
* the ownership of the input handle. As a result, calling * the ownership of the input handle. As a result, calling
* {@see #dispose()} of the created RocksEnv will be no-op.</p> * {@code dispose()} of the created RocksEnv will be no-op.</p>
*/ */
RocksEnv(long handle) { RocksEnv(long handle) {
super(); super();