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Stefan Reich updated BCEL-360:
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Description:
LDC with a constant of type Class is allowed since JDK 5 only.
ClassGen should give an error when this command is used in a class file with a
too low setMajor() value.
Currently ClassGen will happily produce a broken class file in this case.
As ClassGen defaults to writing class files for JDK 1.1, this issue is quite
easy to be confused be.
More info and example program:
[https://lists.apache.org/thread/psmzvyz46c78wg4xjotx5xfwrrdc7s4y]
was:
LDC with a constant of type Class is allowed since JDK 5 only.
ClassGen should give an error when this command is used in a class file with a
too lower setMajor() value.
Currently ClassGen will happily produce a broken class file in this case.
As ClassGen defaults to writing class files for JDK 1.1, this issue is quite
easy to be confused be.
More info and example program:
https://lists.apache.org/thread/psmzvyz46c78wg4xjotx5xfwrrdc7s4y
> LDC with class constant should fail if writing class file for older JDK
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> Key: BCEL-360
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BCEL-360
> Project: Commons BCEL
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Stefan Reich
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: MakeBadClassFile.java
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> LDC with a constant of type Class is allowed since JDK 5 only.
> ClassGen should give an error when this command is used in a class file with
> a too low setMajor() value.
> Currently ClassGen will happily produce a broken class file in this case.
> As ClassGen defaults to writing class files for JDK 1.1, this issue is quite
> easy to be confused be.
> More info and example program:
> [https://lists.apache.org/thread/psmzvyz46c78wg4xjotx5xfwrrdc7s4y]
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