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I’m new to java(C# before) and I do not understand how unmanaged resources are freed.
I create FloatBuffer like this FloatBuffer buffer = FloatBuffer.allocate(length);
How do I free it? There is not free, dispose or remove methods
All memory management in java is handled automatically (except in a few instances regarding interfacing with native code).
When there are no more references to your declared FloatBuffer, it will become eligible for garbage collection. Sometime thereafter, the garbage collector will run and deallocate its used memory.