深入java虚拟机(inside the java virtual machine)

java虚拟机的运行机理的详细介绍 Inside the Java Virtual Machine Bill Venners $39.95 0-07-913248-0 Inside the Java Virtual Machine Acknowledgments Introduction Part One: Java's Architecture 1 Introduction to Java's Architecture Why Java? The Architecture The Java Virtual Machine The Class Loader Architecture The Java Class File The Java API The Java Programming Language Architectural Tradeoffs Future Trends On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 2 Platform independence Why Platform Independence? Java's Architectural Support for Platform Independence Scalability Factors that Influence Platform Independence The Java Platform Native Methods Other Factors Seven Steps to Platform Independence The Politics of Platform Independence The Resources Page 3 Security Why Security? The Sandbox The Class Loader Architecture The Class File Verifier Phase One: Internal Checks Phase Two: Verification of Symbolic References Safety Features Built Into the Java Virtual Machine The Security Manager and the Java API The Security API Security Beyond the Architecture The Resources Page 4 Network-mobility Why Network Mobility? A New Software Paradigm Java's Architectural Support for Network-Mobility The Applet: An Example of Network-Mobile Java The Resources Page Part Two: Java Internals 5 The Java Virtual Machine What is a Java Virtual Machine? The Lifetime of a Java Virtual Machine The Architecture of the Java Virtual Machine Data Types Word Size The Class Loader Subsystem Loading, Linking and Initialization The Primordial Class Loader Class Loader Objects Name Spaces The Method Area Type Information The Constant Pool Field Information Method Information Class Variables A Reference to Class ClassLoader A Reference to Class Class Method Tables An Example of Method Area Use The Heap Garbage Collection Object Representation Array Representation The Program Counter The Java Stack The Stack Frame Local Variables Operand Stack Frame Data Possible Implementations of the Java Stack Native Method Stacks Execution Engine The Instruction Set Execution Techniques Threads Native Method Interface The Real Machine Eternal Math: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 6 The Java Class File What is a Java Class File? What's in a Class File? Special Strings Fully Qualified Names Simple Names Descriptors The Constant Pool The CONSTANT_Utf8_info Table The CONSTANT_Integer_info Table The CONSTANT_Float_info Table The CONSTANT_Long_info Table The CONSTANT_Double_info Table The CONSTANT_Class_info Table The CONSTANT_String_info Table The CONSTANT_Fieldref_info Table The CONSTANT_Methodref_info Table The CONSTANT_InterfaceMethodref_info Table The CONSTANT_NameAndType_info Table Fields Methods Attributes The Code Attribute The ConstantValue Attribute The Exceptions Attribute The InnerClasses Attribute The LineNumberTable Attribute The LocalVariableTable Attribute The SourceFile Attribute The Synthetic Attribute Getting Loaded: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 7 The Lifetime of a Class Class Loading, Linking, and Initialization Loading Verification Preparation Resolution Initialization The Class Initialization Method Active versus Passive Use The Lifetime of an Object Class Instantiation Garbage Collection and Finalization of Objects Unloading and Finalization of Classes On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 8 The Linking Model Dynamic Linking and Resolution Resolution and Dynamic Extension Constant Pool Resolution Resolution of CONSTANT_Class_info Entries Array Classes Non-Array Classes and Interfaces Resolution of CONSTANT_Fieldref_info Entries Resolution of CONSTANT_Methodref_info Entries Resolution of CONSTANT_InterfaceMethodref_info Entries Resolution of CONSTANT_String_info Entries Resolution of Other Types of Entries Compile-Time Resolution of Constants Direct References _quick Instructions Example: The Linking of the Salutation Application Example: The Dynamic Extension of the Greet Application Example: Unloading Unreachable Greeters On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 9 Garbage Collection Why Garbage Collection? Garbage Collection Algorithms Reference Counting Collectors Tracing Collectors Compacting Collectors Copying Collectors Generational Collectors Adaptive Collectors Finalization Heap of Fish: A Simulation Allocate Fish Assign References Garbage Collect Compact Heap On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 10 Stack and Local Variable Operations Pushing Constants Onto the Stack Generic Stack Operations Pushing Local Variables Onto the Stack Popping to Local Variables The wide Instruction Fibonacci Forever: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 11 Type Conversion The Conversion Opcodes Conversion Diversion: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 12 Integer Arithmetic Two's Complement Arithmetic Inner Int: A Java int Reveals its Inner Nature Arithmetic Opcodes Prime Time: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 13 Logic The Logic Opcodes Logical Results: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 14 Floating Point Arithmetic Floating Point Numbers Inner Float: A Java float Reveals its Inner Nature The Floating Point Opcodes Circle of Squares: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 15 Objects and Arrays A Refresher on Objects and Arrays Opcodes for Objects Opcodes for Arrays Three-Dimensional Array: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 16 Control Flow Conditional Branching Unconditional Branching Conditional Branching with Tables Saying Tomato: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 17 Exceptions Throwing and Catching Exceptions The Exception Table Play Ball!: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 18 Finally Clauses Miniature Subroutines Asymmetrical Invocation and Return Hop Around: A Simulation On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 19 Method Invocation and Return Method Invocation Invoking a Java Method Invoking a Native Method Other Forms of Method Invocation The invokespecial instruction invokespecial and <init() invokespecial and Private Methods invokespecial and super The invokeinterface Instruction Invocation Instructions and Speed Examples of Method Invocation Returning from Methods On the CD-ROM The Resources Page 20 Thread Synchronization Monitors Object Locking Synchronization Support in the Instruction Set Synchronized Statements Synchronized Methods Coordination Support in Class Object On the CD-ROM The Resources Page Appendix A. Instructions by Opcode Mnemonic Appendix B. Opcode Mnemonic by Functional Group Appendix C. Opcode Mnemonic by Opcode Appendix D. Slices of Pi: A Simulation of the Java Virtual Machine Index About the Author