Yeah....passion and endurance is what I'll need in order to go through the wreckage of my so-beautifully-written piece of Java code, bytecode as known by nerds.
I'll update what and how I learned once I kick in its tooth. And with that I mean, ASAP.
I'll update what and how I learned once I kick in its tooth. And with that I mean, ASAP.
3 days later….
javap -cLegends say that the "p" stands for printer. But we never met 'em... And "c" option is for disassembling the class files.
I stumbled upon this utility just for enjoyment and in my first encounter, I instantly entered "exit" when I saw a weird output on my console. But now, I find it as the first step to understand program behavior for simple programs (I'll never do that for a bigger program :D)javap as described in the JSE documentation is an utility that disassembles the class files provided in its argument and prints a human-readable version of the bytecode.
