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<TT>print_jvm_class [options] <Path>[.class]</TT>
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Command <TT>print_jvm_class</TT> prints a human readable version of
the <Path> class file. Printing is done on standard output.
This command was developed to check the byte code produced
by command <TT>compile_to_jvm</TT>. It is useful only if you want to
have a close look at the generated Java byte code.
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This command may also be used to print Java byte code you
obtained with Java compilers, such as <TT>javac</TT>. We find the output of
<TT>print_jvm_class</TT> more readable than the output of <TT>javap</TT>.
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<I>-help</I>:<BR>
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Display a brief summary of the command-line syntax and a complete
list of print_jvm_class options.
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<I>-verbose</I>:<BR><DD>
Print additional informations.
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<I>-version</I>:<BR><DD>
Show the number of the version of SmartEiffel you're using.
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First, you have to produce some class files using command
<TT>compile_to_jvm</TT>:
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compile_to_jvm -boost hello_world
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Then, using command <TT>print_to_jvm_class</TT> you can print on
standard output a readable view of any produced class
file. The following command prints the main class:
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print_jvm_class hello_world.class
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You can also print any class file of the hello_world
directory. For example, under Unix, you can print the
byte code produced for class INTEGER using command:
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print_jvm_class hello_world/integer.class
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