8139164: JVM should throw ClassFormatError for non-void methods named <clinit>
Summary: If method being parsed is named <clinit>, throw ClassFormatError if it is not void or has arguments, for class file version >= 51.
Reviewed-by: acorn, lfoltan
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// This class contains a <clinit> method with signature: ()I. The JVM should
// throw ClassFormatError because methods named <clinit> that are not void
// are illegal.
public class nonvoidClinit version 51:0
{
public static Method "<clinit>":"()I"
stack 1 locals 1
{
iconst_0;
ireturn;
}
} // end Class nonvoidClinit