BridJ: changed the new Pointer.toList() and toList(ListType) to asList() / asList(ListType), following discussion with Csaba (the returned list is a view of the pointed memory, at least just when it's returned ; after mutating it, if it's a dynamic list, the list might use a different reallocated pointer, but that's another matter that's stated in the doc anyway).

Author: ochafik

libraries/Runtime/BridJ/src/main/velocity/org/bridj/Pointer.java

@@ -87,8 +87,8 @@
  *		{@link Pointer#allocateList(Class, long) }
  *  </li>
  *  <li>Transforming a pointer to a Java {@link java.util.List} that uses the pointer as storage (think of getting back the pointer with {@link NativeList#getPointer()} when you're done mutating the list, if it's {@link ListType#Dynamic}) :<br>
- *		{@link Pointer#toList(ListType) }<br>
- *		{@link Pointer#toList() }<br>
+ *		{@link Pointer#asList(ListType) }<br>
+ *		{@link Pointer#asList() }<br>
  *  </li>
  * </ul>
  * <p>
@@ -2832,7 +2832,7 @@ public <U> U[] toArray(U[] array) {
 	}
 
 	/**
-	* Types of pointer-based list implementations that can be created through {@link Pointer#toList()} or {@link Pointer#toList(ListType)}.
+	* Types of pointer-based list implementations that can be created through {@link Pointer#asList()} or {@link Pointer#asList(ListType)}.
 	 */
 	public enum ListType {
 		/**
@@ -2851,16 +2851,16 @@ public enum ListType {
 
 	/**
 	 * Create a {@link ListType#FixedCapacity} native list that uses this pointer as storage (and has this pointer's pointed valid elements as initial content).<br> 
-	 * Same as {@link Pointer#toList(ListType)}({@link ListType#FixedCapacity}).
+	 * Same as {@link Pointer#asList(ListType)}({@link ListType#FixedCapacity}).
 	 */
-	public NativeList<T> toList() {
-		return toList(ListType.FixedCapacity);
+	public NativeList<T> asList() {
+		return asList(ListType.FixedCapacity);
 	}
 	/**
 	 * Create a native list that uses this pointer as <b>initial</b> storage (and has this pointer's pointed valid elements as initial content).<br>
 	 * If the list is {@link ListType#Dynamic} and if its capacity is grown at some point, this pointer will probably no longer point to the native memory storage of the list, so you need to get back the pointer with {@link NativeList#getPointer()} when you're done mutating the list.
 	 */
-	public NativeList<T> toList(ListType type) {
+	public NativeList<T> asList(ListType type) {
 		return new DefaultNativeList(this, type);
 	}
 	/**