gnu.classpath.jdwp

Class VMIdManager


public class VMIdManager
extends Object

This class manages objects and referencetypes that are reported to the debugger. All objects and referencetypes reported to the debugger should go through this manager. A brief summary of what an IdManager must provide: public ObjectId getObjectId (Object theObject); public ObjectId get (long id); public ObjectId readObjectId (ByteBuffer bb); public ReferenceTypeId getReferenceTypeId (Class clazz); public ReferenceTypeId getReferenceType (long id); public ReferenceTypeId readReferenceTypeId (ByteBuffer bb); See the javadoc on these methods later in this file for more information on these functions. NOTE: All IDs handled by the ID manager (all object and reference type IDs) are assumed to be of type long. NOTE: This class does not manage virtual machine-specific types, like methods, fields, and frames. These already have unique IDs within the virtual machine and do not need further abstraction here.

Method Summary

ObjectId
get(long id)
Returns the JdwpId for a given ID.
static VMIdManager
getDefault()
Gets the instance of VMIdManager, constructing a new one if none currently exists.
ObjectId
getObjectId(Object theObject)
Returns an id for the given object, adding it if it does not have an id.
ReferenceTypeId
getReferenceType(long id)
Returns the ReferenceTypeId for a given ID.
ReferenceTypeId
getReferenceTypeId(Class<T> clazz)
Gets the reference type id for the given class, creating a new one if it does not already have an id
ObjectId
readObjectId(ByteBuffer bb)
ReferenceTypeId
readReferenceTypeId(ByteBuffer bb)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, extends Object> getClass, finalize, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

get

public ObjectId get(long id)
            throws InvalidObjectException
Returns the JdwpId for a given ID. Unlike getId, it throws an exception if the ID is not known.
Parameters:
id - the numerical ID of the desired JdwpId
Throws:
InvalidObjectException - if the ID is not found

getDefault

public static VMIdManager getDefault()
Gets the instance of VMIdManager, constructing a new one if none currently exists.

getObjectId

public ObjectId getObjectId(Object theObject)
Returns an id for the given object, adding it if it does not have an id.
Parameters:
theObject - the object to get an ID/add

getReferenceType

public ReferenceTypeId getReferenceType(long id)
            throws InvalidClassException
Returns the ReferenceTypeId for a given ID. Unlike getReferenceTypeId, it throws an exception if the ID is not known.
Parameters:
id - the numerical ID of the desired reference type
Throws:
InvalidClassException - if the ID is not found

getReferenceTypeId

public ReferenceTypeId getReferenceTypeId(Class<T> clazz)
Gets the reference type id for the given class, creating a new one if it does not already have an id
Parameters:
clazz - the class for which to get an ID

readObjectId

public ObjectId readObjectId(ByteBuffer bb)
            throws InvalidObjectException

readReferenceTypeId

public ReferenceTypeId readReferenceTypeId(ByteBuffer bb)
            throws InvalidClassException

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