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import java.io.BufferedInputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.DataInputStream;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;

import org.aspectj.apache.bcel.Constants;

/**
 * Wrapper class that parses a given Java .class file. The method parse returns a 
 * JavaClass object on success. When an I/O error or an
 * inconsistency occurs an appropiate exception is propagated back to
 * the caller.
 *
 * The structure and the names comply, except for a few conveniences,
 * exactly with the 
 * JVM specification 1.0. See this paper for
 * further details about the structure of a bytecode file.
 *
 * @version $Id: ClassParser.java,v 1.6 2008/05/30 17:29:14 aclement Exp $
 * @author M. Dahm 
 */
public final class ClassParser {
  private DataInputStream file;
  private String          filename;
  private int             classnameIndex;
  private int             superclassnameIndex;
  private int             major, minor; 
  private int             accessflags;
  private int[]           interfaceIndices;
  private ConstantPool    cpool;
  private Field[]         fields;
  private Method[]        methods;
  private Attribute[]     attributes;

  private static final int BUFSIZE = 8192;

  /** Parse class from the given stream */
  public ClassParser(InputStream file, String filename) {
    this.filename = filename;
    if (file instanceof DataInputStream) this.file = (DataInputStream)file;
    else                                 this.file = new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(file,BUFSIZE));
  }

  public ClassParser(ByteArrayInputStream baos, String filename) {
	    this.filename = filename;
	    this.file = new DataInputStream(baos);
  }

  /** Parse class from given .class file */
  public ClassParser(String file_name) throws IOException {    
    this.filename = file_name;
    file = new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(new FileInputStream(file_name),BUFSIZE));
  }

  /**
   * Parse the given Java class file and return an object that represents
   * the contained data, i.e., constants, methods, fields and commands.
   * A ClassFormatException is raised, if the file is not a valid
   * .class file. (This does not include verification of the byte code as it
   * is performed by the java interpreter).
   */    
  public JavaClass parse() throws IOException, ClassFormatException {
    /****************** Read headers ********************************/
    // Check magic tag of class file
    readID();

    // Get compiler version
    readVersion();

    /****************** Read constant pool and related **************/
    // Read constant pool entries
    readConstantPool();

    // Get class information
    readClassInfo();

    // Get interface information, i.e., implemented interfaces
    readInterfaces();

    /****************** Read class fields and methods ***************/ 
    // Read class fields, i.e., the variables of the class
    readFields();

    // Read class methods, i.e., the functions in the class
    readMethods();

    // Read class attributes
    readAttributes();

    // Read everything of interest, so close the file
    file.close();

    // Return the information we have gathered in a new object
    JavaClass jc= new JavaClass(classnameIndex, superclassnameIndex, 
			 filename, major, minor, accessflags,
			 cpool, interfaceIndices, fields,
			 methods, attributes);
    return jc;
  }
  
  /** Read information about the attributes of the class */
  private final void readAttributes() {
	  attributes = AttributeUtils.readAttributes(file,cpool);
  }

  /** Read information about the class and its super class */
  private final void readClassInfo() throws IOException {
    accessflags = file.readUnsignedShort();

    /* Interfaces are implicitely abstract, the flag should be set
     * according to the JVM specification */
    if((accessflags & Constants.ACC_INTERFACE) != 0)
      accessflags |= Constants.ACC_ABSTRACT;

    // don't police it like this... leave higher level verification code to check it.
//    if(((access_flags & Constants.ACC_ABSTRACT) != 0) && 
//       ((access_flags & Constants.ACC_FINAL)    != 0 ))
//      throw new ClassFormatException("Class can't be both final and abstract");

    classnameIndex      = file.readUnsignedShort();
    superclassnameIndex = file.readUnsignedShort();
  }
  
  private final void readConstantPool() throws IOException {
    try {
		cpool = new ConstantPool(file);
	} catch (ClassFormatException cfe) {
		// add some context if we can
		cfe.printStackTrace();
		if (filename!=null) {
			String newmessage = "File: '"+filename+"': "+cfe.getMessage();
			throw new ClassFormatException(newmessage); // this loses the old stack trace but I dont think that matters!
		}
		throw cfe;
	}
  }    

  /** Read information about the fields of the class */
  private final void readFields() throws IOException, ClassFormatException {
    int fieldCount = file.readUnsignedShort();
    if (fieldCount == 0) {
    	fields = Field.NoFields;
    } else {
    	fields = new Field[fieldCount];
    	for(int i=0; i < fieldCount; i++)
    		fields[i] = new Field(file, cpool);
    }
  }    

  /** Check whether the header of the file is ok. Of course, this has 
   *  to be the first action on successive file reads */
  private final void readID() throws IOException {
    int magic = 0xCAFEBABE;
    if (file.readInt() != magic) 
      throw new ClassFormatException(filename + " is not a Java .class file");
  }   
  
  private static final int[] NO_INTERFACES = new int[0];

  /** Read information about the interfaces implemented by this class */
  private final void readInterfaces() throws IOException {
    int interfacesCount = file.readUnsignedShort();
    if (interfacesCount==0) {
    	interfaceIndices = NO_INTERFACES;
    } else {
	    interfaceIndices = new int[interfacesCount];
	    for(int i=0; i < interfacesCount; i++)
	      interfaceIndices[i] = file.readUnsignedShort();
    }
  }     
  
  /** Read information about the methods of the class */
  private final void readMethods() throws IOException {
    int methodsCount = file.readUnsignedShort();
    if (methodsCount==0) {
    	methods = Method.NoMethods;
    } else {
	    methods = new Method[methodsCount];
	    for(int i=0; i < methodsCount; i++)
	      methods[i] = new Method(file, cpool);
    }
  }      
  
  /** Read major and minor version of compiler which created the file */
  private final void readVersion() throws IOException {
    minor = file.readUnsignedShort();
    major = file.readUnsignedShort();
  }    
  
}




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