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+ Following four new Java / JDT related views are shipped now by default with the Eclipse SDK: +
Abstract Syntax Tree
Bytecode
Bytecode Reference
Java Element
+ All four views are actually not new, however they were previously only available for installation + via Eclipse Marketplace and not included in the SDK itself. + Now they are shipped with SDK package and also will be available for installation in other packages + via https://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/latest/ + update site. +
++
Bytecode
and Bytecode Reference
views are of general use for advanced Java developers
+ interested how the Java code compiled to the class files, independently
+ if the class file was compiled by Eclipse or by other Java compiler.
+ Abstract Syntax Tree
and Java Element
views are
+ showing JDT internal representation of the Java code and are useful mostly for JDT developers only.
+