I am getting an “Unknown Attribute” warning. Whats that?
These warnings occur when DashO encounters a non-standard class file attribute that it does not know how to handle. The name and length of the attribute is printed out. If the length is greater than 0, then the attribute may contain a reference to the constant pool. If this situation exists, DashO may output a corrupted class file, since it will not know about the reference when it rearranges the constant pool. Please contact technical support with the name and length of the attribute, as well as the name and version of your Java compiler. If your class files are corrupted, you will have to exclude them from your DashO run.
DashO encountered a non-standard class file attribute that it does not know how to handle. The name and length of the attribute is printed out. If the length is greater than 0, then the attribute may contain a reference to the constant pool. If this situation exists, DashO may output a corrupted class file, since it will not know about the reference when it rearranges the constant pool. Please contact technical support with the name and length of the attribute, as well as the name and version of your java compiler. If your class files are corrupted, you will have to exclude them from your DashO run.