Hi Pranav
Perhaps a better way might be to insert DUP (or some of the other DUP
variants) after the iload? instructions so that you copy the contents
of the stack then you are free to do what you like with these as long as
you return the stack to the state it was in before your instrumentation.
eg
BYTECODES STACK
0: iload_1 i1
1: iload_2 i1,i2
DUP2 i1,12,i1,i2
....Some code to instrument the values of i1 and i2...
i1,i2
2: if_icmpeq 16
5: getstatic #2; //Field
java/lang/System.out:Ljava/io/PrintStream;
8: ldc #3; //String TRUE
............ as so on.
Note in this case copying the values was easy because they were single
word values doubles require more care and you may have to use other DUP
bytecodes and perhaps something a bit more complicated, shouldn't be too
bad though.
Notice the stack returns to i1,i2 if you don't return the stack to the
same state you'll have problems.
Remember to call MethodGen.setMaxStack() when you're finished because
you've possibly changed the maximum stack height.
Hope this helps
Bye Arrin
Pranav Kuber wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to using BCEL and have a query.
I'm trying to instrument all IF instructions. So I just need to find out a
way where I could access the operand stack constants (iload_1 and iload_2).
For example, -
if I have some code in this format
if(a!=b)
do Something...
else
do something...
The corresponding bytecode generated would be -
0: iload_1
1: iload_2
2: if_icmpeq 16
5: getstatic #2; //Field
java/lang/System.out:Ljava/io/PrintStream;
8: ldc #3; //String TRUE
............ as so on.
I need to pop iload_1 and iload_2 from the stack and store them somewhere.
Is there any way I could do that?
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Pranav
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