A proposal for OpcodeStack.Item#defineNewSpecialKind() #86
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It seems that current implementation has two problems:
defineNewSpecialKind(String)
method returns anint
value which is not same with actual newly defined SpecialKindspecialKindNames
field is not thread-safe, even though it is annotated with@StaticConstant
so it will be shared between analysis runs.Are they intended behaviour? Here I will propose JUnit tests to explain the first problem, and new implementation to solve both of two problems. Could you check it, please?
Note that this PR changes type of
specialKindNames
public field. If we should keep it, we can usesynchronised
block instead ofConcurrentMap
.