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code logs -> 2024 -> Mon, 18 Mar 2024< code.20240317.log - code.20240319.log >
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<&[R]>
Anyone know of a java decompiler that can dump the constant table? I'm trying to write a parser for .class files, and I'm running into an issue where I have a .class file that indicates that it has "300" constants, but constant 298 looks like it's beyond the end of the constant list (due to it having an invalid tag, and the next set of bytes looking like a set of low-value u2's.
19:47
<&[R]>
(Or if someone would like to help figgure out WTF)
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<&[R]>
https://termbin.com/wh6m <-- code https://termbin.com/hrvf <-- hexdump
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<&[R]>
(xxd -r to convert dump back into the .class)
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<&[R]>
Found javap -v constants
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<&[R]>
Doubles take up two indexes
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