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package com.sun.max.jdwp.vm.proxy;
import com.sun.max.jdwp.vm.core.JDWPPlus;
/**
* Class representing a compiled version of the method. This interface is not needed for the JDWP protocol.
* <br>
* <strong>Note:</strong> methods disabled for the time being, as not needed for JDWP and their
* implementations were cluttering {@link TeleCompiledMethod}. (mlvdv 5/11/2010)
*
*/
@JDWPPlus
public interface TargetMethodAccess {
/**
* @return an object that allows access to the machine code instructions of this compiled method
*/
// @ConstantReturnValue
// MachineCodeInstructionArray getTargetCodeInstructions();
/**
* A target method always represents one Java method.
*
* @return the JDWP method object of this target method
*/
// @ConstantReturnValue
// MethodProvider getMethodProvider();
}