Eclipse Add JAVAP

When we need to have a deeper understanding of the code, we need to look at the corresponding generated bytecode, and here's how Eclipse adds the JAVAP feature

　　Note: When you are viewing a class that contains an inner class, you cannot view the inner class in this way, and you need to view it on the command line.

　　1. run->external tools->external Tools Configuration

　　

2. Configuration

　　

Notice the 4th in this area.

-C, view byte code

-V View more detailed information, including constant pool, version, etc.

-classpath is the path of the selected file after the compiled class file Note that there is no file delimiter behind the bin

　　3. View

　　

Select the file first and click to see the generated bytecode.

Eclipse Add JAVAP