invokespecial on abstract method

[Christian Stuellenberg]

>>>>> "Christian" == Christian Stuellenberg <gcj@stuellenberg.de> writes:
>>>>> "Andrew" == Andrew Haley <aph@redhat.com> writes:

    Christian> If I look at the bytecode there is an invokespecial on
    Christian> an abstract method: <bytecode...>
    Andrew> Where?

I'm sorry, I wanted to write invokeonvirtual instead of invokespecial
(the package name was also wrong, but now it is):

Method public  size () -> int
0	iconst_1				 
1	ifeq 9					 
4	aload_0					 
5	invokestatic #6 <Method testing/fun.size (Ltesting/A;)I> 	   
8	ireturn					 
9	aload_0					 
10	invokenonvirtual #11 <Method java/util/AbstractCollection.size ()I> 	
13	ireturn					 

Method public  get (int) -> java/lang/Object 
0	iload_1					 
1	iconst_0				 
2	if_icmpne 11				 
5	aload_0					 
6	iload_1					 
7	invokestatic #15 <Method testing/fun.get (Ltesting/A;I)Ljava/lang/Object;> 	   
10	areturn					 
11	aload_0					 
12	iload_1					 
13	invokenonvirtual #20 <Method java/util/AbstractList.get (I)Ljava/lang/Object;> 	   
16	areturn					 

Method public  <init> () -> void

0	aload_0					 
1	invokenonvirtual #24 <Method java/util/AbstractList.<init> ()V> 	
4	return