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Interface StackInstruction

All Superinterfaces:
ClassFileElement, CodeElement, Instruction
public sealed interface StackInstruction extends Instruction
Models a stack manipulation instruction in the code array of a Code attribute. Corresponding opcodes have a kind of Opcode.Kind.STACK. Delivered as a CodeElement when traversing the elements of a CodeModel.

A stack manipulation instruction is composite:

StackInstruction(Opcode opcode)
Since:
24
See Also:
  • Opcode.Kind.STACK

Method Summary

Modifier and Type Method Description
static StackInstruction of(Opcode op)
Returns a stack manipulation instruction.

Methods declared in interface Instruction

opcode, sizeInBytes
Modifier and Type Method Description
Opcode opcode()
Returns the operation of this instruction.
int sizeInBytes()
Returns the size in bytes of this instruction.

Method Details

of

static StackInstruction of(Opcode op)
Returns a stack manipulation instruction.
Parameters:
op - the opcode for the specific type of stack instruction, which must be of kind Opcode.Kind.STACK
Returns:
a stack manipulation instruction
Throws:
IllegalArgumentException - if the opcode kind is not Opcode.Kind.STACK.

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