SerializationConstructorAccessorImpl.java

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package sun.reflect;

/** <P> Java serialization (in java.io) expects to be able to
    instantiate a class and invoke a no-arg constructor of that
    class's first non-Serializable superclass. This is not a valid
    operation according to the VM specification; one can not (for
    classes A and B, where B is a subclass of A) write "new B;
    invokespecial A()" without getting a verification error. </P>

    <P> In all other respects, the bytecode-based reflection framework
    can be reused for this purpose. This marker class was originally
    known to the VM and verification disabled for it and all
    subclasses, but the bug fix for 4486457 necessitated disabling
    verification for all of the dynamically-generated bytecodes
    associated with reflection. This class has been left in place to
    make future debugging easier. </P> */

abstract class SerializationConstructorAccessorImpl
    extends ConstructorAccessorImpl {
}