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b1 <<
56) + (
b2 <<
48) + (
b3 <<
40) + (
b4 <<
32)
0N/A * Read float represented as four bytes. 0N/A * Read double represented as eight bytes. 0N/A * Read string represented as four byte length followed by 0N/A * characters of the string. 0N/A * Read object represented as vm specific byte sequence. 0N/A * Read method reference represented as vm specific byte sequence. 0N/A * Read field reference represented as vm specific byte sequence. 0N/A * Read field represented as vm specific byte sequence. 0N/A * Read frame represented as vm specific byte sequence. 0N/A * Read a value, first byte describes type of value to read. 0N/A * Read location represented as vm specific byte sequence. 0N/A /* Valid location */ 0N/A /* Null location (example: uncaught exception) */ 0N/A * Each object comes back with a type key which might 0N/A * identify a more specific type than the type key we 0N/A * passed in, so we use it in the decodeValue call. 0N/A * (For primitives, we just use the original one)