Well that does explain why I have references to BoundMethodHandles but it
did not explain why I see them.
When I use FollowReferences I set the Klass filter to my desired result
class 'myClass'. But what I see after
the filter is myClass objects, arrays of myClass and BoundMethodHandles.
Not quite what I would expect.
After reading more C code then I care to and trying several experiments I
came to the conclusion that where
KlassHandle(tread, oop ) is called it returns null for the array and the
BoundMethodHandle class pointers.
That is where my skills at tracing C code ended.
I found a solution for my case where I tag myClass with an unique tag and
filter it myself in the callback.
Works great for both allInstances and allRefrences. I still set the klass
filter to limit the call backs but the
is not required.
thanks
mark
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