Can i write bytecode inside a method of a class so that the compiler bypasses that part since it is already compiled. Something similar to writing assembly programs in C language using “asm”…
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Can i write bytecode inside a method of a class so that the compiler bypasses that part since it is already compiled. Something similar to writing assembly programs in C language using “asm”…
I think you mean Java. If that’s the case:
Short answer: no.
Long answer:
There is nothing like
asm { ... }in Java. But you could (not very clever in most situations) write a.classfile (or have bytecode in textual representation and then assemble it in Java to a.classfile) from Java and dynamically load and execute it.