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package org.elasticsearch.common.recycler;

import org.elasticsearch.common.lease.Releasable;

/**
 * A recycled object, note, implementations should support calling obtain and then recycle
 * on different threads.
 */
public interface Recycler<T> extends Releasable {

    interface Factory<T> {
        Recycler<T> build();
    }

    interface C<T> {

        /** Create a new empty instance of the given size. */
        T newInstance(int sizing);

        /** Recycle the data. This operation is called when the data structure is released. */
        void recycle(T value);

        /** Destroy the data. This operation allows the data structure to release any internal resources before GC. */
        void destroy(T value);
    }

    interface V<T> extends Releasable {

        /** Reference to the value. */
        T v();

        /** Whether this instance has been recycled (true) or newly allocated (false). */
        boolean isRecycled();

    }

    void close();

    V<T> obtain();

    V<T> obtain(int sizing);
}
