Register Contains Wrong Type about krakatau

[Storyyeller]

The problem is the line
iload 5

You're loading a value from local 5 without storing anything in it first.

Is that how you load up arguments being passed in though?

[Storyyeller]

Well setOwner is a virtual method, so it has 6 arguments, passed in through slots 0-5. So there actually is a value in slot 5, but it's the wrong type. The last argument is a string, but you're trying to load an int out of it.

Yea I figured it out and fixed it but now I have a new error! This is done w/o any major modifications, I just disassembled and removed the LocalVariableTable & LineNumberTable.

java.lang.VerifyError: (class: dan200/turtle/shared/TileEntityTurtle, method: createTurtlePlayer signature: (Lyc;IIII)Ldan200/turtle/shared/TurtlePlayer;) Inconsistent stack height 1 != 0

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7231478/TileEntityTurtle.class

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7231478/computercraft.zip These ones?

Arg, keep clicking the close button

[Storyyeller]

Where is the 'any' class that TitleEntityTurtle is inheriting from? It's not in the zip you gave me.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7231478/mcpc-plus.jar Somewhere in there

[Storyyeller]

Are you sure that zip contains the original TitleEntityTurtle? It looks like the tableswitch entries are messed up, so it should have never been runnable in the first place.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7231478/computercraft.zip I reuploaded it, might of done the wrong one by accident

I will retry it later, very weird bug.

[Storyyeller]

Ok, I found the problem. Due to a stupid mistake, the parser discards all the jump offsets when reassembling a tableswitch. And due to the way the code is written, it still runs without error, it just produces incorrect bytecode, so I didn't notice the problem during test

Lol, alright

[Storyyeller]

Ok, try it now. It should be fixed.