The gnu/vm/stack/StackFrame class has the following bit of code:
private StackFrame(Object obj, Method method, int lineNum, String filename) {
this.caller = caller;
....
}
Note that 'caller' is not an argument of the constructor. So the first
statement of the constructor is effectively a no-op, equivalent to
this.caller = this.caller
Oops!
I'm guessing 'StackFrame caller' should be an argument to the constructor.
Also, as the StackFrame is a linked list, I'm guessing the fact that
the gnu.vm.stack.StackTrace class uses an *array* of StackFrames
is a bug, or at least redundant.
--scott
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