>> The next thing I would like to have is a method to get the calling >> method name. This would be good for logging. > > You could create a Throwable() object and then get the StackFrame[]. > That is what the logging API currently does. But that's terrribly inefficient. We could add a new method to VMStackWalker that returns the calling method name and in the reference implementation it will just do the Throwable thing. Then every VM can decide if they want do add a native method.
> Otherwise, you'd have to add a new native method. > >> For the security part: Is it enough to check if the class loader of >> context[0] is the boot classloader? > > Not sure what the question is here. > In the VMStackWalker source it says only code loaded from the boot classloader may call the methods of this class. But how should we make sure? My question was if it is enough to check if the class in getClassContext()[0] (i.e. the class that actually invoked a method on VMstackWalker directly or through reflection) was loaded by the boot classloader. Ingo _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list Classpath@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
