import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
+// FEATURE: Support WIDE bytecodes
+
+/** A class representing a method in a generated classfile
+ @see ClassGen#addMethod */
public class MethodGen implements CGConst {
private final static boolean EMIT_NOPS = false;
maxLocals = Math.max(args.length + (flags&ACC_STATIC)==0 ? 1 : 0,4);
}
+ /** Returns the descriptor string for this method */
public String getDescriptor() { return MethodRef.getDescriptor(ret,args); }
private class ExnTableEnt {
}
}
- public final void addExceptionHandler(int startPC, int endPC, int handlerPC, Type.Object type) {
- exnTable.put(type, new ExnTableEnt(startPC,endPC,handlerPC,cp.add(type)));
+ /** Adds an exception handler for the range [<i>start</i>,<i>end</i>) pointing to <i>handler</i>
+ @param start The instruction to start at (inclusive)
+ @param end The instruction to end at (exclusive)
+ @param handler The instruction of the excepton handler
+ @param type The type of exception that is to be handled (MUST inherit from Throwable)
+ */
+ public final void addExceptionHandler(int start, int end, int handler, Type.Object type) {
+ exnTable.put(type, new ExnTableEnt(start,end,handler,cp.add(type)));
}
+ /** Adds a exception type that can be thrown from this method
+ NOTE: This isn't enforced by the JVM. This is for reference only. A method can throw exceptions not declared to be thrown
+ @param type The type of exception that can be thrown
+ */
public final void addThrow(Type.Object type) {
thrownExceptions.put(type,cp.add(type));
}
capacity = newCap;
}
+
+ /** Returns the size (in instructions) of this method
+ @return The size of the method (in instructions)
+ */
public final int size() { return size; }
// These two are optimized for speed, they don't call set() below
+ /** Add a bytecode (with no argument) to the method */
public final int add(byte op) {
int s = size;
if(s == capacity) grow();
size++;
return s;
}
+ /** Set the bytecode at position <i>pos</i> to <i>op</i> */
public final void set(int pos, byte op) { this.op[pos] = op; }
+ /** Adds a bytecode, <i>op</i>, with argument <i>arg</i> to the method
+ @return The position of the new bytecode
+ */
public final int add(byte op, Object arg) { if(capacity == size) grow(); set(size,op,arg); return size++; }
+ /** Adds a bytecode with a boolean argument - equivalent to add(op,arg?1:0);
+ @return The position of the new bytecode
+ @see #add(byte,int)
+ */
public final int add(byte op, boolean arg) { if(capacity == size) grow(); set(size,op,arg); return size++; }
+ /** Adds a bytecode with an integer argument. This is equivalent to add(op,new Integer(arg)), but optimized to prevent the allocation when possible
+ @return The position of the new bytecode
+ @see #add(byte,Object)
+ */
public final int add(byte op, int arg) { if(capacity == size) grow(); set(size,op,arg); return size++; }
+ /** Gets the bytecode at position <i>pos</i>
+ @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException if pos < 0 || pos >= size()
+ */
public final byte get(int pos) { return op[pos]; }
+
+ /** Gets the bytecode at position <i>pos</i>. NOTE: This isn't necessarily the same object that was set with add or set.
+ Arguments for instructions which access the constant pool (LDC, INVOKEVIRTUAL, etc) are converted to a more efficient
+ interal form when they are added. The value returned from this method for these instruction can be reused, but there
+ is no way to retrieve the original object
+ @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException if pos < 0 || pos >= size()
+ */
public final Object getArg(int pos) { return arg[pos]; }
+ /** Sets the argument for <i>pos</i> to <i>arg</i>. This is equivalent to set(pos,op,new Integer(arg)), but optimized to prevent the allocation when possible.
+ @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException if pos < 0 || pos >= size()
+ @see #setArg(int,Object) */
public final void setArg(int pos, int arg) { set(pos,op[pos],N(arg)); }
+ /** Sets the argument for <i>pos</i> to <i>arg</i>.
+ @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException if pos < 0 || pos >= size()
+ */
public final void setArg(int pos, Object arg) { set(pos,op[pos],arg); }
-
- public final void set(int pos, byte op, boolean b) { set(pos,op,b?1:0); }
+ /** Sets the bytecode and argument at <i>pos</i> to <i>op</i> and <i>arg</i> respectivly.
+ This is equivalent to set(pos,op,arg?1:0)
+ @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException if pos < 0 || pos >= size()
+ */
+ public final void set(int pos, byte op, boolean arg) { set(pos,op,arg?1:0); }
// This MUST handle x{LOAD,STORE} and LDC with an int arg WITHOUT falling back to set(int,byte,Object)
+ /** Sets the bytecode and argument at <i>pos</i> to <i>op</i> and <i>n</i> respectivly.
+ This is equivalent to set(pos,op, new Integer(n)), but optimized to prevent the allocation when possible.
+ @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException if pos < 0 || pos >= size()
+ */
public final void set(int pos, byte op, int n) {
Object arg = null;
OUTER: switch(op) {
this.arg[pos] = arg;
}
+ /** Sets the bytecode and argument at <i>pos</i> to <i>op</i> and <i>arg</i> respectivly.
+ @exception ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException if pos < 0 || pos >= size()
+ */
public final void set(int pos, byte op, Object arg) {
switch(op) {
case ILOAD: case ISTORE: case LLOAD: case LSTORE: case FLOAD:
this.arg[pos] = arg;
}
+ /** This class represents the arguments to the TABLESWITH and LOOKUPSWITCH bytecodes
+ @see MethodGen.TSI
+ @see MethodGen.LSI
+ */
public static class SI {
public final Object[] targets;
public Object defaultTarget;
public int getDefaultTarget() { return ((Integer)defaultTarget).intValue(); }
}
+ /** This class represents the arguments to the TABLESWITCH bytecode */
public static class TSI extends SI {
public final int lo;
public final int hi;
public void setTargetForVal(int val, int n) { setTarget(val-lo,n); }
}
+ /** This class represents the arguments to the LOOKUPSWITCH bytecode */
public static class LSI extends SI {
public final int[] vals;
public LSI(int size) {
public final void setVal(int pos, int val) { vals[pos] = val; }
}
+ /** This class represents the arguments to byecodes that take two integer arguments. */
public static class Pair {
public int i1;
public int i2;
public Pair(int i1, int i2) { this.i1 = i1; this.i2 = i2; }
}
+ /** Sets the maximum number of locals in the function to <i>maxLocals</i>. NOTE: This defaults to 0 and is automatically increased as
+ necessary when *LOAD/*STORE bytecodes are added. You do not need to call this function in most cases */
public void setMaxLocals(int maxLocals) { this.maxLocals = maxLocals; }
+ /** Sets the maxinum size of th stack for this function to <i>maxStack</i>. This defaults to 16< */
public void setMaxStack(int maxStack) { this.maxStack = maxStack; }
+ /** Computes the final bytecode for this method.
+ @exception IllegalStateException if the data for a method is in an inconsistent state (required arguments missing, etc)
+ @exception Exn if the byteocode could not be generated for any other reason (constant pool full, etc)
+ */
public void finish() {
try {
_finish();
size = capacity = FINISHED;
}
- public void dump(DataOutput o) throws IOException {
+ void dump(DataOutput o) throws IOException {
o.writeShort(flags);
o.writeShort(cp.getUtf8Index(name));
o.writeShort(cp.getUtf8Index(getDescriptor()));
attrs.dump(o);
}
+ /** Negates the IF* instruction, <i>op</i> (IF_ICMPGT -> IF_ICMPLE, IFNE -> IFEQ, etc)
+ @exception IllegalArgumentException if <i>op</i> isn't an IF* instruction */
public static byte negate(byte op) {
switch(op) {
case IFEQ: return IFNE;
}
}
+ /** Class that represents a target that isn't currently know. The target MUST be set with setTarget() before the classfile is written.
+ This class is more or less a mutable integer */
public static class PhantomTarget {
private int target = -1;
public void setTarget(int target) { this.target = target; }
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