I'm ending up with an InstructionList that contains a goto Instruction
whose target is null, and the reason for that is the call to dispose()
on line 737 of InstructionList.java. I believe lines 736 and 737 should
just be removed. An Instruction can be the instruction for multiple
handles, so deleting one should not invalidate the instruction of the
other handles. I can provide sample code to demonstrate what i'm
talking about, but I think it would go something like this:
InstructionList il = new InstructionList();
InstructionHandle nop = il.append(new NOP());
InstructionHandle goto1 = il.append(new GOTO(nop));
InstructionHandle goto2 = il.append(new GOTO(nop));
il.delete(goto2);
if(((GOTO)goto1.getInstruction()).getTarget() == null)
panic("It really should be nop");
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Liberties, and The Administration of
Justice, August, 1982,
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