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// This test generates a npairs that overflows int so lookupswitch is an invalid bytecode

public class LookupSwitchp1 version 50:0 {

public static Method runLookup:"()V"
	stack 4 locals 3
{
    iconst_0;
    bytecode 171; // lookupswitch
    bytecode 0,0; // padding
    bytecode 0,0,0,16; // default target == L17
    bytecode 0x80,0,0,0; // 0x80000000 npairs
    bytecode 0,0,0,0;    // one match-offset pair
    bytecode 0,0,0,16;   // also goes to target
    // incomplete npair table
  L17:
    iconst_0;
    ireturn;
}
}