BS ISO/IEC 20970:2002

Foreword
0 Introduction
   0.1 What is JEFF
        0.1.1 Benefits
1 Scope and normative references
   1.1 Scope
   1.2 Normative references
   1.3 Definitions
2 Data Types
   2.1 Basic Types
   2.2 Language Types
   2.3 Strings
        2.3.1 Definition
        2.3.2 Comparison
        2.3.3 Representation
   2.4 Specific Types
        2.4.1 Access Flags
        2.4.2 Type Descriptor
        2.4.3 Offsets
3 File Structure
   3.1 Definitions
        3.1.1 Fully Qualified Names
        3.1.2 Internal Classes and External Classes
        3.1.3 Fields and Method
        3.1.4 Field Position
   3.2 Conventions
        3.2.1 Notations
        3.2.2 Byte Order
        3.2.3 Alignment and Padding
   3.3 Definition of the File Structures
        3.3.1 File Header
        3.3.2 Class Section
               3.3.2.1 Class Header
               3.3.2.2 Interface Table
               3.3.2.3 Referenced Class Table
               3.3.2.4 Internal Field Table
               3.3.2.5 Internal Method Table
               3.3.2.6 Referenced Field Table
               3.3.2.7 Referenced Method Table
               3.3.2.8 Bytecode Block Structure
               3.3.2.9 Exception Table List
               3.3.2.10 Constant Data Section
        3.3.3 Attributes Section
               3.3.3.1 Attribute Type
               3.3.3.2 Class Attributes
               3.3.3.3 Attribute Table
        3.3.4 Symbolic Data Section
        3.3.5 Constant Data Pool
               3.3.5.1 Constant Data Pool Structure
               3.3.5.2 Descriptor
               3.3.5.3 Method Descriptor
        3.3.6 Digital Signature
4 Bytecodes
   4.1 Principles
   4.2 Translations
        4.2.1 The tableswitch Opcode
        4.2.2 The lookupswitch Opcode
        4.2.3 The new Opcode
        4.2.4 Opcodes With a Class Operand
        4.2.5 The newarray Opcode
        4.2.6 The multianewarray Opcode
        4.2.7 Field Opcodes
        4.2.8 Method Opcodes
        4.2.9 The ldc Opcodes
        4.2.10 The wide Opcodes
        4.2.11 The wide iinc Opcode
        4.2.12 Jump Opcodes
        4.2.13 Long Jump Opcodes
        4.2.14 The sipush Opcode
        4.2.15 The newconstarray Opcode
   4.3 Unchanged Instructions
        4.3.1 One-Byte Instructions
        4.3.2 Two-bytes Instructions
   4.4 Complete Opcode Mnemonics by Opcode
5 Restrictions