Store long
into local variable <n> and <n>+1
Bytecode
Type | Description |
u1 | lstore_0 opcode = 0x3F (63) |
u1 | lstore_1 opcode = 0x40 (64) |
u1 | lstore_2 opcode = 0x41 (65) |
u1 | lstore_3 opcode = 0x42 (66) |
Stack ..., value.word1, value.word2 => ...
Description
Retrieves the long integer stored in local variables <n> and <n> + 1 and
pushes it onto the operand stack. Both <n> and <n> + 1 must be valid local
variable numbers in the current frame, and together they must be holding a long.
See the description of lstore for more information on how doubles are retrieved from local variables.
'lstore_<n>' is functionally equivalent to 'lstore <n>', although it is typically more efficient and also takes fewer bytes in the bytecode.
Example
lstore_0 ;store long in local variable 0 and 1 lstore_1 ;store long in local variable 1 and 2 lstore_2 ;store long in local variable 2 and 3 lstore_3 ;store long in local variable 3 and 4