P.S. A couple of paragraphs were sent broken. Here are the fixes. On Aug 31, 2016, at 5:14 PM, John Rose <john.r.r...@oracle.com> wrote: > > The fields are wrapped in a primitive value struct with no > methods. That struct can be be referred to by Q-types > (including bytecode descriptors but not class owners), > method handles, and vload/vstore/vreturn. The MH > runtime can spin
…can spin whatever standard factories, getters, and withers are needed, in response to Lookup requests. > The POJO carries all the payload except the layout of > its data fields. XXXX Thus, normal content, like inner classes, methods, interface bindings, and annotations, is all in an envelope of a standard format, the POJO. The POJO may also carry snippets of code, in the form of private static methods, which are intended *only* for the Q-type.
