Interface ConstantInstruction.ArgumentConstantInstruction
- All Superinterfaces:
ClassFileElement, CodeElement, ConstantInstruction, Instruction
- Enclosing interface:
ConstantInstruction
public static sealed interface ConstantInstruction.ArgumentConstantInstruction extends ConstantInstruction
Models an "argument constant" instruction, which encodes the constant value in the instruction directly. Includes where:
bipush and sipush instructions. An argument constant instruction is composite:
ArgumentConstantInstruction(
Opcode opcode,
int constantValue
)
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opcodemust be one ofbipushorsipush. -
constantValuemust be in the range ofbyte,[-128, 127], forbipush, and in the range ofshort,[-32768, 32767], forsipush.
- Since:
- 24
- See Also:
Nested Class Summary
Nested classes/interfaces declared in interface ConstantInstruction
ConstantInstruction.ArgumentConstantInstruction, ConstantInstruction.IntrinsicConstantInstruction, ConstantInstruction.LoadConstantInstruction
Method Summary
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
Integer |
constantValue() |
Returns the constant value. |
default TypeKind |
typeKind() |
Returns the computational type of the constant. |
Methods declared in interface Instruction
opcode, sizeInBytes
Method Details
constantValue
Integer constantValue()
Description copied from interface:
ConstantInstructionReturns the constant value.
- Specified by:
-
constantValuein interfaceConstantInstruction - Returns:
- the constant value
typeKind
default TypeKind typeKind()
Description copied from interface:
ConstantInstructionReturns the computational type of the constant. This is derived from the
constantValue.- Specified by:
-
typeKindin interfaceConstantInstruction - Returns:
- the computational type of the constant
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