I'm coding a Java application that reads a .MID file and generates a .java(which when compiled and executed generates a .wav file), however, the generated .java file contains a very large constructor method, so the generated code won't compile. I'm aware of the maximum size of 64kb for each method, but is there a way to change it? Thanks!
Simply make your app break down the constructor into several methods - that is, the constructor calls multiple small methods to do its job. This also makes debugging easier as fixing bugs scattered across methods one method at a time is more of a piece of cake rather than dealing with a huge, broken method.
Here's an example of a method (not necessarily a constructor, in fact you can break down all kinds of methods) broken down into smaller methods:
public int doLotsOfStuff(String arg0, int arg1, boolean arg2, BiFunction<Boolean, String, Integer> arg3){
arg0 = reverse(arg0);
foo(arg1, arg2);
return bar(arg0, Integer.valueOf(arg1), arg2, arg3);
}
String reverse(String arg0){
StringBuilder foobar = new StringBuilder(arg0);
foobar.reverse();
return foobar.toString();
}
void foo(int arg0, boolean arg1){
System.out.println(arg1 ? ~arg0 : arg0);
}
<A, B> int bar(String arg0, A arg1, B arg2, BiFunction<B, String, A> arg3){
return String.valueOf(arg3.apply(arg2, arg1)).concat(arg0).hashCode();
}