Stacktraces with Inlined Methods
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Author:  Edwin Steiner
Changes: -


The layout of the line number table looks like this:

    +----------+----------------------+
    | ln 1     | start PC of line 1   |
    +----------+----------------------+
    | ln 2     | start PC of line 2   |
    +----------+----------------------+
    		       ...
    +----------+----------------------+
    | ln N     | start PC of line N   |
    +----------+----------------------+

Note: "ln 1" means the line number of the first line of the method body,
      and so on.


For inlined methods special entries are inserted into the table. The special
entries have negative line numbers.  If there is an inlined method call at line
X, the table looks like this:

    +----------+----------------------+
    | ln 1     | start PC of line 1   |
    +----------+----------------------+
    | ln 2     | start PC of line 1   |
    +----------+----------------------+
    		      ...
    +----------+----------------------+
    | -2       | start PC of line X   |  <-- "-2" marks start of inlined method
    +----------+----------------------+
    | ln 1'    | start PC of line 1'  |  \
    +----------+----------------------+  |
    | ln 2'    | start PC of line 1'  |  |
    +----------+----------------------+  |--- these refer to lines within the body of
    		      ...                    |    the inlined callee
    +----------+----------------------+  |
    | ln N'    | start PC of line N'  |  /
    +----------+----------------------+
    | -3-ln X  | methodinfo* to callee|  <-- methodinfo* instead of PC, -3 minus line number
    +----------+----------------------+
    | -1       | start PC of line X   |  <-- NOTE THE PC!
    +----------+----------------------+
    | ln X+1   | start PC of line X+1 |
    +----------+----------------------+
    		      ...
    +----------+----------------------+
    | ln N     | start PC of line N   |
    +----------+----------------------+


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