Re: [android-developers] Static Initializers - interdependencies

On 28 July 2011 15:51, RLScott <fixthatpiano@yahoo.com> wrote:
> What happens if I have two classes, each with some static variables,
> and some initializer in one class references a static variable in
> another class?
>
> the beginning of class A:
>
>  public static ByteBuffer audioInByteBuffer =
> ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(Main.bytesPerBlock);
>
> and in the beginning of class Main:
>
>  public static int samplesPerBlock=1024;
>
> Is it possible for the static initializers of class A to run before
> the static initializers of class Main, so that Main.bytesPerBlock is
> not defined at the time it is used in the initializer of
> audioInByteBuffer?

No.
The static initialisation of class A references class Main.
This means that initialisation of class A will cause class Main to
load, which in turn will run its initialisers.

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Daniel Drozdzewski

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