nary data that makes up a
 Java class file - it also serves as the public
 API to the Jasmin assembler, though users should beware: the API
 is likely to change in future versions (though its such a small API
 at the moment that changes are likely to have only a small impact).<p>

 To assemble a file, you first construct a jasmin.ClassFile object, then
 call readJasmin() to read in the contents of a Jasmin assembly file, then
 call write() to write out the binary representation of the class file.<p>

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