Programming for the Java?„? Virtual Machine - page 1
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- Main Page
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- Preface
- Prerequisites
- Books
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Introduction to the Java Virtual Machine
- 1.1 Java Virtual Machine and Java
- 1.2 What Is the Java Virtual Machine?
- 1.3 Java Platform
- 1.4 Organization of the Java Virtual Machine
- 1.5 Garbage Collection
- 1.6 JVM Implementations
- 1.7 Versions of the Virtual Machine
- 1.8 Future of the Java Virtual Machine
- Chapter 2. Oolong
- 2.1 Hello, World
- 2.2 Structure of an Oolong Program
- 2.3 Defining the Class
- 2.4 Superclasses
- 2.5 Declaring Fields
- 2.6 Declaring Methods
- 2.7 Interfaces
- Chapter 3. Writing Methods
- 3.1 Some Definitions
- 3.2 Types
- 3.3 Mnemonic Naming Conventions
- 3.4 Testing Code Examples
- 3.5 Returns
- 3.6 Constants
- 3.7 Local Variables
- 3.8 Math
- 3.9 Type Conversions
- 3.10 Stack Manipulations
- 3.11 Arrays of Numbers
- 3.12 Just Biding Your Time
- Chapter 4. Classes and Objects
- 4.1 What Is an Object?
- 4.2 Creating Objects
- 4.3 Constructors
- 4.4 Using Fields
- 4.5 Invoking Methods on Objects
- 4.6 Casting
- 4.7 Casting, Fields, Methods, and Java
- 4.8 Returning Objects
- 4.9 Interfaces
- 4.10 Static Fields and Methods
- 4.11 Class Initialization
- 4.12 Arrays
- Chapter 5. Control Instructions
- 5.1 Comparing Integers
- 5.2 Comparing References
- 5.3 Other Comparisons
- 5.4 Switches
- 5.5 Subroutines
- 5.6 Exceptions
- 5.7 A Gentler Way of Checking Type
- Chapter 6. Verification Process
- 6.1 How the Verification Algorithm Works
- 6.2 Is It a Structurally Valid class File?
- 6.3 Are All Constant References Correct?
- 6.4 Are All the Instructions Valid?
- 6.5 Will Each Instruction Always Find a Correctly Formed Stack and Local Variable Array?
- 6.6 Do External References Check Out?
- 6.7 Java Language and Verification Algorithm
- 6.8 Other Safety Requirements
- 6.9 Checking Verification
- Chapter 7. Debugging
- 7.1 Debugging Directives in Oolong
- 7.2 Debugging Oolong Programs
- 7.3 Runtime Tracing
- Chapter 8. Class Loaders
- 8.1 How Classes Are Loaded
- 8.2 Loading Classes without a Class Loader
- 8.3 Making Your Own Class Loader
- 8.4 Working with Class Objects
- 8.5 Reflection
- Chapter 9. Inside a Java class File
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