Bytecodes.FRETURN

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Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis
Class Bytecodes.FRETURN

java.lang.Object
  Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis.Bytecodes.Instruction
      Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis.Bytecodes.ReturnInstruction
          Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis.Bytecodes.FRETURN

All Implemented Interfaces:: Bytecodes.ExceptionThrower, Bytecodes.StackConsumer, Bytecodes.TypedInstruction, java.lang.Cloneable, java.io.Serializable

Enclosing class:: Bytecodes

public static class Bytecodes.FRETURN
extends Bytecodes.ReturnInstruction
implements Bytecodes.TypedInstruction, Bytecodes.StackConsumer

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis.Bytecodes.Instruction

length, opcode

Constructor Summary

Bytecodes.FRETURN()
Return float from method

Method Summary

void accept(Bytecodes.Visitor v)
Call corresponding visitor method(s).

Methods inherited from class Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis.Bytecodes.ReturnInstruction

getExceptions, getType

Methods inherited from class Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis.Bytecodes.Instruction

consumeStack, copy, dispose, dump, getLength, getOpcode, initFromFile, produceStack, readInstruction, toString, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis.Bytecodes.TypedInstruction

getType

Methods inherited from interface Compil3r.BytecodeAnalysis.Bytecodes.StackConsumer

consumeStack

Constructor Detail

Bytecodes.FRETURN

public Bytecodes.FRETURN()

Return float from method

Method Detail

accept

public void accept(Bytecodes.Visitor v)

Call corresponding visitor method(s). The order is: Call visitor methods of implemented interfaces first, then call methods according to the class hierarchy in descending order, i.e., the most specific visitXXX() call comes last.