Java.lang.Object. init ???????

Can anyone tell me why Sun have removed the method java.lang.Object.<init> from their JDK1.3.1?

There is actually no error. I am profiling benchmark programs (Java Grande benchmark suite) for method invocations using Sun's JDK1.3.1 and comparing the results with those previously measured using Kaffe. The method java.lang.Object.<init> appears to be invoked in every benchmark program on Kaffe but does not appear to be invoked in any of the programs when using Sun's VM. I fist thought that HotSpot was inlining this method but when I inspected the actual java class libraries for Sun's VM, the method java.lang.Object.<init> does not seem to be implemented in any of them. This is why I assumed that the method had been removed from Sun's VM.
Have you any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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