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This page describes the command line for the java compiler the java launcher and HotSpot for the support of value types in the valhalla project.

javac

  • -XDenableValueTypes
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
    Enable direct declaration and compilation of value type classes via the "__ByValue" and other qualifiers.
  • -XDmangleClassInfo
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
    Ensure value type names are distinguishable a reference class names by prepending ";Q" to the value type name.
    Should be used in conjunction with java flag "valhalla.mangleClassInfo".

java

  • -Djava.lang.invoke.MethodHandle.DUMP_CLASS_FILES
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
    If true dump class files generated for lambda forms and derived value types into a directory named DUMP_CLASS_FILES under the current directory
  • -Dvalhalla.enableValueLambdaForms
    Boolean value, default value is `true`
    If true then lambda forms with value types in their signature will use the Q type __Value and value-type specific byte code will be generated.
  • -Dvalhalla.enablePoolPatches
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
    If true and if "valhalla.enableValueLambdaForms" is true then lambda forms with value types in their signature will generate byte code with constant pool patching where appropriate
  • -Dvalhalla.mangleClassInfo
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
    Ensure value type names are distinguishable a reference class names by prepending ";Q" to the value type name.
    Should be used in conjunction with javac flag "mangleClassInfo".

HotSpot

  • -XX:EnableMVT
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
    If true enable support for minimal value types with a value capable class and an associated derived value type.
  • -XX:EnableValhalla
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
    If true enable support for "valhalla" value types, which in contrast to MVT supports direct value types in conjunction with byte code generation or with the javac flag "enableValueTypes".
  • -XX:ValueTypePassFieldsAsArgs
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
  • -XX:ValueTypeReturnedAsFields
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
  • -XX:ValueArrayFlatten
    Boolean value, default value is `false`
  • -XX:ValueArrayElemMaxFlatSize
    Integer value
  • -XX:ValueArrayElemMaxFlatOops
    Integer value
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