Hi I was wondering how much Java class files change across different compilers. So how much do the actual bytes change if a .java files is compiled by say a Sun JDK 1.4, 1.5 1.6 or even IBM JDK. I kno
From the AVM2 Overview PDF I encountered references to two types of stacks - Scope Stack and Operand Stack.
I\'m using javassist and I generate interfaces and other stuff at loadtime/runtime. To call an interface\'s method (with the bytecode invokeinterface) we have to provide several parameters: indexbyte
Is there any way to access the bytecode produced by开发者_JAVA百科 REPL (i.e. the line of Scala you just typed and executed in REPL).
So when running a SWF, is there a way to step through line by line of ABC code and observe registers, stacks? C开发者_开发技巧ould I at least print it to screen or log it?What you want can be done by
I have just discovered LLVM and don\'t know much about it yet. I have been trying it out using llvm in browser. I can see that any C code I write is converted to LLVM byte code which is then converted
Since each method call includes the target method signature it seems to me that the class verifying step could tell by analysing the target whether its invoking a static, virtual etc and do the right
I\'m evaluating different possibilities for a custom VM, and I left out LLVM from another question. Since I\'m still working on the evaluation of embedded language VMs I can\'t test/check this myself
I\'ve the following scenario.. I am writing some tool that run user-entered query against the database and return the result..
I am looking for a tool that\'ll take either a .java source code file, or .class or .jar and parses it, generating an AST(abstract syntax tree), so I can play with it. I intend to create a couple of V