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* @(#)Const.java 1.30 06/10/10
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/*
* Constants used by the Java linker which are not exported in any
* direct way from the Java runtime or compiler.
* These include the opcode values of the quick bytecodes, the instruction
* lengths of same, and the size of certain data structures in the .class
* file format.
* These have been split to more appopriate places, but are collected here
* for the convenience of old code that doesn't know which parts are which.
* util.ClassFileConst has constants from the Red book, such as access flags,
* type numbers and signature characters.
* vm.VMConst has VM-specific things, such as internal flag bits used in
* romizer output
* OpcodeConst is a file generated from the current opcode list. This is
* pretty stable in JVM, very unstable in CVM.
*/
package consts;
public interface Const extends util.ClassFileConst, vm.VMConst, opcodeconsts.OpcodeConst
{
}