system/src/sc/layer/LayeredSystem.java
private void initClassCache() {
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Object", Object.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Byte", Byte.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Short", Short.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Integer", Integer.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Float", Float.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Double", Double.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Long", Long.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.String", String.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Character", Character.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Boolean", Boolean.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Void", Void.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Enum", Enum.class);
   }
/**
    * When we are using the ClassFile stuff, it is easier to use Java native classes for these types.  Keeps us
    * from having to special case Integer to int etc. everyplace. 
    */
When we are using the ClassFile stuff, it is easier to use Java native classes for these types.  Keeps us
from having to special case Integer to int etc. everyplace.
When we are using the ClassFile stuff it is easier to use Java native classes for these types . Keeps us from having to special case Integer to int etc . everyplace .
private void initClassCache() {
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Object", Object.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Byte", Byte.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Short", Short.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Integer", Integer.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Float", Float.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Double", Double.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Long", Long.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.String", String.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Character", Character.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Boolean", Boolean.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Void", Void.class);
      compiledClassCache.put("java.lang.Enum", Enum.class);
   }
private void initClassCache ( ) { compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Object" , Object . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Byte" , Byte . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Short" , Short . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Integer" , Integer . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Float" , Float . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Double" , Double . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Long" , Long . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.String" , String . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Character" , Character . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Boolean" , Boolean . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Void" , Void . class ) ; compiledClassCache . put ( "java.lang.Enum" , Enum . class ) ; }
When we are using the ClassFile stuff, it is easier to use Java native classes for these types.
When we are using the ClassFile stuff it is easier to use Java native classes for these types .