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Every VM must 0N/A * support JVM_SIGINT and JVM_SIGTERM, raising the former for user interrupts 0N/A * (^C) and the latter for external termination (kill, system shutdown, etc.). 0N/A * Other platform-dependent signal values may also be supported. 0N/A * Retrieve the assertion directives for the specified class. 0N/A * Retrieve the assertion directives from the VM. 116N/A * Structure to pass one probe description to JVM. 116N/A * The VM will overwrite the definition of the referenced method with 116N/A * code that will fire the probe. 116N/A * Encapsulates the stability ratings for a DTrace provider field 116N/A * Structure to pass one provider description to JVM 116N/A * Get the version number the JVM was built with 116N/A * Register new probe with given signature, return global handle 116N/A * The version passed in is the version that the library code was 116N/A * Check to see if DTrace is supported by OS 0N/A/************************************************************************* 0N/A PART 2: Support for the Verifier and Class File Format Checker 0N/A ************************************************************************/ 0N/A * Return the class name in UTF format. The result is valid 0N/A * until JVM_ReleaseUTf is called. 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the constant pool types in the buffer provided by "types." 0N/A * Returns the number of Constant Pool entries. 0N/A * Returns the number of *declared* fields or methods. 0N/A * Returns the CP indexes of exceptions raised by a given method. 0N/A * Places the result in the given buffer. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the number of exceptions raised by a given method. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the byte code sequence of a given method. 0N/A * Places the result in the given buffer. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the length of the byte code sequence of a given method. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * A structure used to a capture exception table entry in a Java method. 0N/A * Returns the exception table entry at entry_index of a given method. 0N/A * Places the result in the given buffer. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the length of the exception table of a given method. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the modifiers of a given field. 0N/A * The field is identified by field_index. 0N/A * Returns the modifiers of a given method. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the number of local variables of a given method. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the number of arguments (including this pointer) of a given method. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the maximum amount of stack (in words) used by a given method. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Is a given method a constructor. 0N/A * The method is identified by method_index. 0N/A * Returns the name of a given method in UTF format. 0N/A * The result remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF is called. 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the signature of a given method in UTF format. 0N/A * The result remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF is called. 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the name of the field refered to at a given constant pool 0N/A * The result is in UTF format and remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the name of the method refered to at a given constant pool 0N/A * The result is in UTF format and remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the signature of the method refered to at a given constant pool 0N/A * The result is in UTF format and remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the signature of the field refered to at a given constant pool 0N/A * The result is in UTF format and remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the class name refered to at a given constant pool index. 0N/A * The result is in UTF format and remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the class name refered to at a given constant pool index. 0N/A * The constant pool entry must refer to a CONSTANT_Fieldref. 0N/A * The result is in UTF format and remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the class name refered to at a given constant pool index. 0N/A * The constant pool entry must refer to CONSTANT_Methodref or 0N/A * CONSTANT_InterfaceMethodref. 0N/A * The result is in UTF format and remains valid until JVM_ReleaseUTF 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns the modifiers of a field in calledClass. The field is 0N/A * referred to in class cb at constant pool entry index. 0N/A * The caller must treat the string as a constant and not modify it 0N/A * Returns -1 if the field does not exist in calledClass. 0N/A * Returns the modifiers of a method in calledClass. The method is 0N/A * referred to in class cb at constant pool entry index. 0N/A * Returns -1 if the method does not exist in calledClass. 0N/A * Releases the UTF string obtained from the VM. 0N/A * Compare if two classes are in the same package. 0N/A/* Constants in class files */ 2307N/A //JVM_CONSTANT_(unused) = 17, // JSR 292 early drafts only 1522N/A/* JVM_CONSTANT_MethodHandle subtypes */ 0N/A/* Used in the newarray instruction. */ 0N/A/* JVM method signatures */ 0N/A * A function defined by the byte-code verifier and called by the VM. 0N/A * This is not a function implemented in the VM. 0N/A * Returns JNI_FALSE if verification fails. 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/* catch table */ 0N/A unsigned long lnum;
/* line number */ 0N/A unsigned long lvar;
/* local vars */ 0N/A unsigned int fields2;
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The JVM_GetLastErrorString procedure may also be used 0N/A * to obtain a descriptive error string. 0N/A/* For interruptible IO. Returning JVM_IO_INTR indicates that an IO 0N/A * operation has been disrupted by Thread.interrupt. There are a 0N/A * number of technical difficulties related to interruptible IO that 0N/A * need to be solved. For example, most existing programs do not handle 0N/A * InterruptedIOExceptions specially, they simply treat those as any 0N/A * IOExceptions, which typically indicate fatal errors. 0N/A * There are also two modes of operation for interruptible IO. In the 0N/A * resumption mode, an interrupted IO operation is guaranteed not to 0N/A * have any side-effects, and can be restarted. In the termination mode, 0N/A * an interrupted IO operation corrupts the underlying IO stream, so 0N/A * that the only reasonable operation on an interrupted stream is to 0N/A * close that stream. The resumption mode seems to be impossible to 0N/A * implement on Win32 and Solaris. Implementing the termination mode is 0N/A * easier, but it's not clear that's the right semantics. 0N/A * using a compile-time flag on Solaris. Third-party JVM ports do not 0N/A * need to implement interruptible IO. 0N/A/* Write a string into the given buffer, in the platform's local encoding, 0N/A * that describes the most recent system-level error to occur in this thread. 0N/A * Return the length of the string or zero if no error occurred. 0N/A * Convert a pathname into native format. This function does syntactic 0N/A * cleanup, such as removing redundant separator characters. It modifies 0N/A * the given pathname string in place. 0N/A * JVM I/O error codes 0N/A * Open a file descriptor. This function returns a negative error code 0N/A * on error, and a non-negative integer that is the file descriptor on 0N/A * Close a file descriptor. This function returns -1 on error, and 0 0N/A * fd the file descriptor to close. 0N/A * Read data from a file decriptor into a char array. 0N/A * fd the file descriptor to read from. 0N/A * buf the buffer where to put the read data. 0N/A * nbytes the number of bytes to read. 0N/A * This function returns -1 on error, and 0 on success. 0N/A * Write data from a char array to a file decriptor. 0N/A * fd the file descriptor to read from. 0N/A * buf the buffer from which to fetch the data. 0N/A * nbytes the number of bytes to write. 0N/A * This function returns -1 on error, and 0 on success. 0N/A * Returns the number of bytes available for reading from a given file 0N/A * Move the file descriptor pointer from whence by offset. 0N/A * fd the file descriptor to move. 0N/A * offset the number of bytes to move it by. 0N/A * whence the start from where to move it. 0N/A * This function returns the resulting pointer location. 0N/A * Set the length of the file associated with the given descriptor to the given 0N/A * length. If the new length is longer than the current length then the file 0N/A * is extended; the contents of the extended portion are not defined. The 0N/A * value of the file pointer is undefined after this procedure returns. 0N/A * Synchronize the file descriptor's in memory state with that of the 0N/A * physical device. Return of -1 is an error, 0 is OK. 0N/A * Networking library support 0N/A * The standard printing functions supported by the Java VM. (Should they 0N/A * be renamed to JVM_* in the future? 0N/A * BE CAREFUL! The following functions do not implement the 0N/A * full feature set of standard C printf formats. 0N/A * java.lang.reflect.Method 0N/A * java.lang.reflect.Constructor 0N/A * java.lang.management support 0N/A * Initialize the agent properties with the properties maintained in the VM. 0N/A/* Generics reflection support. 0N/A * Returns information about the given class's EnclosingMethod 0N/A * attribute, if present, or null if the class had no enclosing 0N/A * If non-null, the returned array contains three elements. Element 0 0N/A * is the java.lang.Class of which the enclosing method is a member, 0N/A * and elements 1 and 2 are the java.lang.Strings for the enclosing 0N/A * method's name and descriptor, respectively. 0N/A * Java thread state support 0N/A * Returns an array of the threadStatus values representing the 0N/A * given Java thread state. Returns NULL if the VM version is 0N/A * incompatible with the JDK or doesn't support the given 0N/A * Java thread state. 0N/A * Returns an array of the substate names representing the 0N/A * given Java thread state. Returns NULL if the VM version is 0N/A * incompatible with the JDK or the VM doesn't support 0N/A * the given Java thread state. 0N/A * values must be the jintArray returned from JVM_GetThreadStateValues 0N/A * and javaThreadState. 0N/A/* ========================================================================= 0N/A * The following defines a private JVM interface that the JDK can query 0N/A * for the JVM version and capabilities. sun.misc.Version defines 0N/A * the methods for getting the VM version and its capabilities. 0N/A * When a new bit is added, the following should be updated to provide 0N/A * access to the new capability: 0N/A * HS: JVM_GetVersionInfo and Abstract_VM_Version class 0N/A * SDK: Version class 0N/A * Similary, a private JDK interface JDK_GetVersionInfo0 is defined for 0N/A * JVM to query for the JDK version and capabilities. 0N/A * When a new bit is added, the following should be updated to provide 0N/A * access to the new capability: 0N/A * HS: JDK_Version class 0N/A * SDK: JDK_GetVersionInfo0 0N/A * ========================================================================== 0N/A /* HotSpot Express VM version string: 0N/A * <major>.<minor>-bxx[-<identifier>][-<debug_flavor>] 0N/A /* The following bits represents JVM supports that JDK has dependency on. 0N/A * JDK can use these bits to determine which JVM version 0N/A * and support it has to maintain runtime compatibility. 0N/A * When a new bit is added in a minor or update release, make sure 0N/A// Micro version is 0 in HotSpot Express VM (set in jvm.cpp). 0N/A/* Build number is available in all HotSpot Express VM builds. 0N/A // Naming convention of RE build version string: n.n.n[_uu[c]][-<identifier>]-bxx 0N/A unsigned int jdk_version;
/* Consists of major, minor, micro (n.n.n) */ 0N/A /* and build number (xx) */ 0N/A /* The following bits represents new JDK supports that VM has dependency on. 0N/A * VM implementation can use these bits to determine which JDK version 0N/A * and support it has to maintain runtime compatibility. 0N/A * When a new bit is added in a minor or update release, make sure 0N/A/* Build number is available only for RE build (i.e. JDK_BUILD_NUMBER is set to bNN) 0N/A * It will be zero for internal builds. 0N/A * This is the function JDK_GetVersionInfo0 defined in libjava.so 0N/A * that is dynamically looked up by JVM. 0N/A * This structure is used by the launcher to get the default thread 0N/A * stack size from the VM using JNI_GetDefaultJavaVMInitArgs() with a 0N/A * version of 1.1. As it is not supported otherwise, it has been removed 0N/A#
endif /* __cplusplus */ 0N/A#
endif /* !_JAVASOFT_JVM_H_ */ 1879N/A#
endif // SHARE_VM_PRIMS_JVM_H