T - the type of the Pool's elements. T must implement reasonable
 hashCode and equals methods. Notably, if it uses identity semantics then you
 will probably end up with duplicate entries in the constant pool.public final class Pool<T> extends Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description | 
|---|---|
| static class  | Pool.DefaultTypeA type-safe flag callers pass to the constructor to indicate whether or
 not the Pool has a default zero entry. | 
| Constructor and Description | 
|---|
| Pool(Pool.DefaultType default_type)Construct a new Pool. | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| int | add(T e)Add an element to the pool if it's not already present. | 
| int | getNominalSize()When the only entry in a pool with a default zero entry is the default
 zero entry the nominal size of the pool is 0, otherwise the nominal size
 of the pool is the same as its size. | 
| ArrayList<T> | getValues() | 
| int | id(T e) | 
| int | size() | 
| String | toString() | 
public Pool(Pool.DefaultType default_type)
default_type - - one of HasDefaultZero or NoDefaultZero; the Pool
 will have a default meaning for its 0th entry if HasDefaultZero is passed
 in.public int add(T e)
e - - the element to add.public int id(T e)
e - - the element of interest.IllegalArgumentException - if the element isn't in the pool.public int size()
public int getNominalSize()
This method is need to compute the pool size to write into the ABC.
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