Bonjour,
You are right about static initializer. So I have done an insert before of
String build with a lot of b[O]=1,b[1]=........b[2002=0
That's ok, it works.
But the code of my class become a huge one
Before insertion java bytecode=1377 bytes
After insertion of 2 byte arrays (size=2002+1061 bytes) the java bytecode
size=62394 bytes!
I have also tested directly in the java source the {0,34,78...}, the resulting
size is quite the same.
I decided to use String (initialized with an hexa decimal encoding of my
compressed bytes) instead of byte arrays then the java bytecode size=7123 bytes
Better, even not perfect
Thanks you
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