namespace Tvl.Java.DebugInterface.Types

{

using System;

[Flags]

public enum AccessModifiers

{

None = 0,

/// <summary>

/// Declared public; may be accessed from outside its package.

/// </summary>

Public = 0x0001,

Private = 0x0002,

Protected = 0x0004,

Static = 0x0008,

/// <summary>

/// Declared final; no subclasses allowed.

/// </summary>

Final = 0x0010,

/// <summary>

/// Treat superclass methods specially when invoked by the <c>invokespecial</c> instruction.

/// </summary>

Super = 0x0020,

Synchronized = 0x0020,

Volatile = 0x0040,

Bridge = 0x0040,

Transient = 0x0080,

VarArgs = 0x0080,

Native = 0x0100,

/// <summary>

/// Is an interface, not a class.

/// </summary>

/// <remarks>

/// An interface is distinguished by its <see cref="Interface"/> flag being set. If its

/// <see cref="Interface"/> flag is not set, this class file defines a class, not an interface.

///

/// If the <see cref="Interface"/> flag of this class file is set, its <see cref="Abstract"/>

/// flag must also be set (§2.13.1) and its <see cref="Public"/> flag may be set. Such a class

/// file may not have any of the other flags in Table 4.1 set.

///

/// If the <see cref="Interface"/> flag of this class file is not set, it may have any of the

/// other flags in Table 4.1 set. However, such a class file cannot have both its <see cref="Final"/>

/// and <see cref="Abstract"/> flags set (§2.8.2).

/// </remarks>

Interface = 0x0200,

/// <summary>

/// Declared abstract; may not be instantiated.

/// </summary>

Abstract = 0x0400,

Strict = 0x0800,

Synthetic = 0x1000,

Annotation = 0x2000,

Enum = 0x4000,

}

}