JDK 64k byte code limitation for methods

Concerning the JDK 64k byte code limitation for methods (actually 65535 bytes): While the Java compiler doesn�t care for that problem, the Java VM does. Hence, an violation of the 64k limit is dedected at run time, too late, of cource. Is it possible to detect the violation at (or immetiately after) compile time? Are there any tools that support the perception of the violations as early as possible?

Thanks to the authors of the answers. I agree to you as far as hand-written code is concerned. However, we generate our java classes, thousands of files, each java class with a lot of methods. We do have rules to keep things as smal as possible. Nevertheless, some methods become very large. Thus the problem is to detect such methods. Once the methods are known, we are able to modify our generator. We implemented a small program that looks for large methods in terms of source code, but there is just a week correlation between source code and byte code. Hence, again the question: Is there a tool that supports the detection of methods larger than 64k byte code before installation?

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