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jzigman	5d9acc45e8	BLOAT made use of a special instruction called a 'Label' this instruction denoted the target of a jump, exception handler, or the start and end of a try catch block (the start of a basic block). BCEL has no such instruction, however Labels can be emulated by setting a Label attribute to InstructionHandles and creating a NOP instruction. For Peephole this would work but I wanted to allow Peephole to be run on code that had not been generated using CodeGenerator. For this reason when calling transform on Peephole there is a flag to indicate whether Labels have been set or not. If Labels have not been set a call to FlowGraph.buildBLOATInstructionList(method) is performed. This only sets the Label attribute in InstructionHandles it does not create the NOP instructions. ... This means that Peephole code had to be changed to reflect the fact that a Label is also the first and also possibly the last instruction in a basic block. In the method Peephole.removeUnreachable(...) a block consisting of a single goto instruction caused an error, the code marking visited blocks did not take into account that the current instruction could be both a Label and a branch instruction, this lead to the target instruction not being included in the visited code and therefore being considered unreachable. This was solved by allowing the code to mark as visited an InstructionHandle with the Label attribute set and then go on to test if the same instruction was a branch instruction, and mark as visited any targets of the branch instruction. Previously the code tested if an instruction had the Label attribute set and if it did marked it as visited, if it did not it went on to test if the instruction was a branch instruction and marked as visited any target instructions.	18 years ago
jzigman	7cd141f28e	Initial revision	18 years ago