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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P4
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None
Some access flags apply only to class files with a range of class file versions.
The java.lang.AccessFlag class should return the AccessFlag corresponding to the actual accessflags that appear in the class file and depending on the class file version.
For example, Valhalla proposes to change the meaning of 0x0020 from ACC_SUPER to ACC_IDENTITY. j.l.Class.accessFlags() should return the appropriate flags depending on the class file version.
The java.lang.AccessFlag class should return the AccessFlag corresponding to the actual accessflags that appear in the class file and depending on the class file version.
For example, Valhalla proposes to change the meaning of 0x0020 from ACC_SUPER to ACC_IDENTITY. j.l.Class.accessFlags() should return the appropriate flags depending on the class file version.
- is cloned by
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JDK-8297271 AccessFlag.maskToAccessFlags should be specific to class file version
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- Open
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- relates to
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JDK-8266670 Better modeling of access flags in core reflection
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- Resolved
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JDK-8291360 Create entry points to expose low-level class file information
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- Resolved
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