Btrace不支持的操作

To guarantee that the tracing actions are "read-only" (i.e., the trace actions don't change the state of the program traced) and bounded (i.e., trace actions terminate in bounded time), a BTrace program is allowed to do only a restricted set of actions. In particular, a BTrace class

can not create new objects.
can not create new arrays.
can not throw exceptions.
can not catch exceptions.
can not make arbitrary instance or static method calls - only the public static methods of com.sun.btrace.BTraceUtils class or methods declared in the same program may be called from a BTrace program.
(pre 1.2) can not have instance fields and methods. Only static public void returning methods are allowed for a BTrace class. And all fields have to be static.
can not assign to static or instance fields of target program's classes and objects. But, BTrace class can assign to it's own static fields ("trace state" can be mutated).
can not have outer, inner, nested or local classes.
can not have synchronized blocks or synchronized methods.
can not have loops (for, while, do..while)
can not extend arbitrary class (super class has to be java.lang.Object)
can not implement interfaces.
can not contains assert statements.
can not use class literals.
These restrictions could be circumvented by running BTrace in *unsafe* mode. Both the tracing script and the engine must be set up to require *unsafe* mode. The script must be annotated by *@BTrace(unsafe = true)* annotation and the engine must be started in *unsafe* mode.