Recent changes to System properties

System properties modified by Alexei Chmelev

Alexei Chmelev — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 08:15:00 -0000

System Properties modified by Alexei Chmelev

Alexei Chmelev — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 08:13:26 -0000

properties modified by Alexei Chmelev

Alexei Chmelev — Sat, 04 Apr 2015 16:55:24 -0000

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 usethreadpool                        | **true**, if the assembler should use multiple threads while assembling, **false** otherwise. **false** is the default setting
 threadpoolsize                       | The size of the thread pool when multiple threads are enabled. Default setting is **5**
-verification.enabled                 | **true** enables the class [verification](verification), **false** disables it. Default setting is **true**
+verification.enabled                 | **true** enables the class verification, which includes among other things the checking of external class, method or field references as well as the bytecode verification, **false** disables it. Default setting is **true**
 verification.annotations.enabled     | **true** enables the annotation-specific part of the verification, false disables it. Default setting is **true**. This property only has an effect if *verification.enabled=true*
 verification.bytecode.enabled        | **true** enables the bytecode verification as specified in the [JVM spec](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jvms/se8/html/jvms-4.html#jvms-4.10), **false** disables it. Default setting is **true**. This property only has an effect if *verification.enabled=true*. NOTE: you have to enable the bytecode verification if you want the assembler to generate [stackmaps](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jvms/se8/html/jvms-4.html#jvms-4.7.4) for you.
 forcestackmaps                       | **true** if the assembler should always generate stackmaps and ignore the possibly existing **stackmap**-statements the the assembler code. If **false** the assembler will only generate a stackmap when it encounters a **stackmap**-statement without arguments. Default setting is **false**.

properties modified by Alexei Chmelev

Alexei Chmelev — Sat, 04 Apr 2015 16:50:03 -0000

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 classpath.useruntime                 |If this property is set to **true**, the assembler will use the classes of the current JRE while searching for external classes. Default setting is **true**.
 dotwostages                          |If this property is set to **false** the assembler will process the .jasm-files one after another and independently from each other. That means while assembling a .jasm-file the assembler classpath wouldn't contain entries for another jasm files. Default setting is **true**

+##Disassembler system properties (prefix jdasm)

+Property Name                        | Description
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+usethreadpool                        | **true**, if the disassembler should use multiple threads while disassembling, **false** otherwise. **false** is the default setting
+threadpoolsize                       | The size of the thread pool when multiple threads are enabled. Default setting is **5**
+omitdebuginfos                       | If set to **true** the disassemler wouldn't disassemble [debug info attributes](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jvms/se8/html/jvms-4.html#jvms-4.7.12). Default setting is **false**. 
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properties modified by Alexei Chmelev

Alexei Chmelev — Sat, 04 Apr 2015 14:56:20 -0000

Lilac system properties

Like the JRE itself the operation of the Lilac tools can be controlled not only by command line arguments but also by system properties. Lilac system properties are tool-specific and can be specified in one of two ways: on the command line with -D argument and in the configuration file jasm.conf in the conf subdirectory of the Lilac installation directory. Property values specified in jasm.conf have a prefix associated with the tool they apply to: the assemmbler prefix is jasm while the disassembler prefix is jdasm. On the command line this prefixes are omitted.

Assembler system properties (prefix jasm)

Property Name	Description
usethreadpool	true, if the assembler should use multiple threads while assembling, false otherwise. false is the default setting
threadpoolsize	The size of the thread pool when multiple threads are enabled. Default setting is 5
verification.enabled	true enables the class verification, false disables it. Default setting is true
verification.annotations.enabled	true enables the annotation-specific part of the verification, false disables it. Default setting is true. This property only has an effect if verification.enabled=true
verification.bytecode.enabled	true enables the bytecode verification as specified in the JVM spec, false disables it. Default setting is true. This property only has an effect if verification.enabled=true. NOTE: you have to enable the bytecode verification if you want the assembler to generate stackmaps for you.
forcestackmaps	true if the assembler should always generate stackmaps and ignore the possibly existing stackmap-statements the the assembler code. If false the assembler will only generate a stackmap when it encounters a stackmap-statement without arguments. Default setting is false.
classpath.useruntime	If this property is set to true, the assembler will use the classes of the current JRE while searching for external classes. Default setting is true.
dotwostages	If this property is set to false the assembler will process the .jasm-files one after another and independently from each other. That means while assembling a .jasm-file the assembler classpath wouldn't contain entries for another jasm files. Default setting is true