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Japcuh wrote: How do you write self modifying code in Java?
What do you mean by "modify?" A Java program can
extend itself by loading new classes on the fly, if
that suits your needs.
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@posting.google.com: How do you write self modifying code in Java?
You may want to check out the Java code generation library cglib: http://cglib.sourceforge.net/
Best Regards
Kristian Larsen
On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 15:49:21 GMT, kjc <ks*****@elp.rr.com> wrote or
quoted : No, but this could be done in Smalltalk blind folded.
Japcuh wrote: How do you write self modifying code in Java?
Is it a problem that you sometimes do it accidentally?
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How do you write self modifying code in Java?
http://java.sun.com/developer/techni...leases/j2se15/
The metadata bit of this seems to suggest that in future releases of
java, you'll be able to generate actual source code on the fly.
I think the metadata is for hints for documentation generation.
I could be wrong.
But I'd hate to work out a security system for Java if they allow the
code to modify itself. Dynamically extending classes is plenty.
kjc <ks*****@elp.rr.com> wrote in message news:<5A*****************@fe1.texas.rr.com>... No, but this could be done in Smalltalk blind folded.
You can use Java Reflection which is Java's counterpart to Smalltalk's
perform: concatenate some strings to create an existing method name
and call that method. Or you can use the command pattern and add
commands as required to a list and execute them sequentially.
Cheers, Oliver
Japcuh wrote: How do you write self modifying code in Java?
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It's nowhere near as easy as it is in Perl.
If you look at JDBC you'll see that there's a call to Class.forName()
to load the driver class. That may be of use to you. It's sort of an
'import' on the fly.
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Look up "Javassist" on google. Its what JBoss 4.0 uses to do dynamic aspect
weaving and dynamic remote proxy generation among other things. By the way,
for those who have used cglib, can you point toward some good online docs?
I have been unable to find any I found adequate. Javassist has pretty good
docs however.
l8r, Mike N. Christoff ja****@gmail.com wrote... How do you write self modifying code in Java?
If it's truly self-modifying, good luck debugging it.
Entropy <en*****@domain.invalid> scribbled on the stall wall: ja****@gmail.com wrote... How do you write self modifying code in Java?
If it's truly self-modifying, good luck debugging it.
the simple answer is "you can't"...self modifying code hasn't really been
feasible since the fortran 4 days...or maybe in C but that is still
platform dependent.
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If it's truly self-modifying, good luck debugging it.
the simple answer is "you can't"...self modifying code hasn't really been
feasible since the fortran 4 days...or maybe in C but that is still
platform dependent.
I recall the capacity of LISP-like functional languages (ie, Scheme)
to dynamically generate new functions and apply them.
It was a long time ago when I sat in that class, however, and I've
never used such a language outside of the classroom.
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ja****@gmail.com wrote...
How do you write self modifying code in Java?
If it's truly self-modifying, good luck debugging it.
the simple answer is "you can't"...self modifying code hasn't really been
feasible since the fortran 4 days...or maybe in C but that is still
platform dependent.
Java "modifies itself" every time it loads a new class
definition. An important point is that the decision to load
a class is made at run time, not at a "link time."
A Java program can even generate an array of bytecodes
at run time, turn them into a class, and create objects of
that class; see defineClass() in java.lang.ClassLoader.
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