I see that the above annotations are used extensively in the book JCIP . I think it is really useful because even in the absence of proper documentation it says some things about the synchronization policies . I also see that Intellij Idea makes use of these annotations Are they now actually part of the Java language itself ?
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These are custom annotations that are not part of the standard JDK. To be able to use them in your code, you need to add a dependency.
At jcip.net, there is a link to the library and its source in the bottom part of the page "Concurrency annotations: jar, javadoc, source".
Direct links:
- jar
- javadoc
- source