Is it possible to provide javap with raw bytecode ?

[wintry adder]

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[gritty vigil]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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Yes, it is possible to provide javap with raw bytecode. javap is a command-line utility provided by the Java Development Kit (JDK) that disassembles the binary Java class file into a human-readable format.

To provide javap with raw bytecode, you can use the -c flag followed by the path to the compiled .class file. This will display the bytecode instructions of the class file in a format that can help you understand how Java code is translated into machine-readable instructions.

For example, if you have a compiled class file named MyClass.class, you can run the following command:

javap -c MyClass.class

This will output the bytecode instructions for MyClass on your terminal, showing you how each line of your Java code is represented in bytecode form.

It's important to note that interpreting raw bytecode using javap requires some understanding of Java bytecode and its instruction set. While it can be a useful tool for learning more about how Java code is executed at a lower level, it may not always be necessary for everyday development tasks.

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[wintry adder]

I mean

I want to be able to decompile without creating a temporary .class file

[timid aspen]

nope, gotta pass a class file

[wintry adder]

-_-