On: C++23: The Next C++ Standard

[pjmlp]

Your jar file only works if what it expects to find it is still there, it will crash and burn otherwise.

Same applies to other examples.

[gjadi → pjmlp]

I'm not sure to understand.

You mean if your jar depends on other stuff?

[pjmlp → gjadi]

Of course.

The way the bytecode is executed, the standard library, possible changes in GC and JIT implementation, other 3rd party libraries.

For example, if the jar code has a call to Thread.stop() and is loaded in Java 11 or later, when it comes to actually call that method you will get a java.lang.NoSuchMethodError exception.

[gjadi → pjmlp]

Got it, thanks.