Instruction.isWide
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private void myMethod () {
Instruction i =
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}
origin: syedlopez/proguard

/**
 * Writes the Instruction at the given offset in the given code array.
 */
public void write(byte[] code, int offset)
{
  // Write the wide opcode, if necessary.
  if (isWide())
  {
    code[offset++] = InstructionConstants.OP_WIDE;
  }
  // Write the opcode.
  code[offset++] = opcode;
  // Write any additional arguments.
  writeInfo(code, offset);
}
origin: net.sf.proguard/proguard

/**
 * Writes the Instruction at the given offset in the given code array.
 */
public void write(byte[] code, int offset)
{
  // Write the wide opcode, if necessary.
  if (isWide())
  {
    code[offset++] = InstructionConstants.OP_WIDE;
  }
  // Write the opcode.
  code[offset++] = opcode;
  // Write any additional arguments.
  writeInfo(code, offset);
}
origin: syedlopez/proguard

/**
 * Writes the Instruction at the given offset in the given code array.
 */
public void write(byte[] code, int offset)
{
  // Write the wide opcode, if necessary.
  if (isWide())
  {
    code[offset++] = InstructionConstants.OP_WIDE;
  }
  // Write the opcode.
  code[offset++] = opcode;
  // Write any additional arguments.
  writeInfo(code, offset);
}
origin: syedlopez/proguard

/**
 * Writes the Instruction at the given offset in the given code array.
 */
public void write(byte[] code, int offset)
{
  // Write the wide opcode, if necessary.
  if (isWide())
  {
    code[offset++] = InstructionConstants.OP_WIDE;
  }
  // Write the opcode.
  code[offset++] = opcode;
  // Write any additional arguments.
  writeInfo(code, offset);
}
proguard.classfile.instructionInstructionisWide

Javadoc

Returns whether the instruction is wide, i.e. preceded by a wide opcode. With the current specifications, only variable instructions can be wide.

Popular methods of Instruction

  • accept
    Accepts the given visitor.
  • canonicalOpcode
    Returns the canonical opcode of this instruction, i.e. typically the opcode whose extension has been
  • length
    Returns the length in bytes of the instruction.
  • readByte
  • readInfo
    Reads the data following the instruction opcode.
  • readInt
  • readShort
  • readSignedByte
  • readSignedShort
  • shrink
    Shrinks this instruction to its shortest possible form.
  • stackPopCount
    Returns the number of entries popped from the stack during the execution of the instruction.
  • stackPushCount
    Returns the number of entries pushed onto the stack during the execution of the instruction.
  • stackPopCount,
  • stackPushCount,
  • toString,
  • write,
  • writeByte,
  • writeInfo,
  • writeInt,
  • writeShort,
  • writeSignedByte

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