jodd-proxetta/src/main/java/jodd/asm7/MethodWriter.java
boolean canCopyMethodAttributes(
      final ClassReader source,
      final int methodInfoOffset,
      final int methodInfoLength,
      final boolean hasSyntheticAttribute,
      final boolean hasDeprecatedAttribute,
      final int descriptorIndex,
      final int signatureIndex,
      final int exceptionsOffset) {
    // If the method descriptor has changed, with more locals than the max_locals field of the
    // original Code attribute, if any, then the original method attributes can't be copied. A
    // conservative check on the descriptor changes alone ensures this (being more precise is not
    // worth the additional complexity, because these cases should be rare -- if a transform changes
    // a method descriptor, most of the time it needs to change the method's code too).
    if (source != symbolTable.getSource()
        || descriptorIndex != this.descriptorIndex
        || signatureIndex != this.signatureIndex
        || hasDeprecatedAttribute != ((accessFlags & Opcodes.ACC_DEPRECATED) != 0)) {
      return false;
    }
    boolean needSyntheticAttribute =
        symbolTable.getMajorVersion() < Opcodes.V1_5 && (accessFlags & Opcodes.ACC_SYNTHETIC) != 0;
    if (hasSyntheticAttribute != needSyntheticAttribute) {
      return false;
    }
    if (exceptionsOffset == 0) {
      if (numberOfExceptions != 0) {
        return false;
      }
    } else if (source.readUnsignedShort(exceptionsOffset) == numberOfExceptions) {
      int currentExceptionOffset = exceptionsOffset + 2;
      for (int i = 0; i < numberOfExceptions; ++i) {
        if (source.readUnsignedShort(currentExceptionOffset) != exceptionIndexTable[i]) {
          return false;
        }
        currentExceptionOffset += 2;
      }
    }
    // Don't copy the attributes yet, instead store their location in the source class reader so
    // they can be copied later, in {@link #putMethodInfo}. Note that we skip the 6 header bytes
    // of the method_info JVMS structure.
    this.sourceOffset = methodInfoOffset + 6;
    this.sourceLength = methodInfoLength - 6;
    return true;
  }
boolean canCopyMethodAttributes(
      final ClassReader source,
      final int methodInfoOffset,
      final int methodInfoLength,
      final boolean hasSyntheticAttribute,
      final boolean hasDeprecatedAttribute,
      final int descriptorIndex,
      final int signatureIndex,
      final int exceptionsOffset) {
    // If the method descriptor has changed, with more locals than the max_locals field of the
    // original Code attribute, if any, then the original method attributes can't be copied. A
    // conservative check on the descriptor changes alone ensures this (being more precise is not
    // worth the additional complexity, because these cases should be rare -- if a transform changes
    // a method descriptor, most of the time it needs to change the method's code too).
    if (source != symbolTable.getSource()
        || descriptorIndex != this.descriptorIndex
        || signatureIndex != this.signatureIndex
        || hasDeprecatedAttribute != ((accessFlags & Opcodes.ACC_DEPRECATED) != 0)) {
      return false;
    }
    boolean needSyntheticAttribute =
        symbolTable.getMajorVersion() < Opcodes.V1_5 && (accessFlags & Opcodes.ACC_SYNTHETIC) != 0;
    if (hasSyntheticAttribute != needSyntheticAttribute) {
      return false;
    }
    if (exceptionsOffset == 0) {
      if (numberOfExceptions != 0) {
        return false;
      }
    } else if (source.readUnsignedShort(exceptionsOffset) == numberOfExceptions) {
      int currentExceptionOffset = exceptionsOffset + 2;
      for (int i = 0; i < numberOfExceptions; ++i) {
        if (source.readUnsignedShort(currentExceptionOffset) != exceptionIndexTable[i]) {
          return false;
        }
        currentExceptionOffset += 2;
      }
    }
    // Don't copy the attributes yet, instead store their location in the source class reader so
    // they can be copied later, in {@link #putMethodInfo}. Note that we skip the 6 header bytes
    // of the method_info JVMS structure.
    this.sourceOffset = methodInfoOffset + 6;
    this.sourceLength = methodInfoLength - 6;
    return true;
  }
Returns whether the attributes of this method can be copied from the attributes of the given
method (assuming there is no method visitor between the given ClassReader and this
MethodWriter). This method should only be called just after this MethodWriter has been created,
and before any content is visited. It returns true if the attributes corresponding to the
constructor arguments (at most a Signature, an Exception, a Deprecated and a Synthetic
attribute) are the same as the corresponding attributes in the given method.

@param source the source ClassReader from which the attributes of this method might be copied.
@param methodInfoOffset the offset in 'source.b' of the method_info JVMS structure from which
the attributes of this method might be copied.
@param methodInfoLength the length in 'source.b' of the method_info JVMS structure from which
the attributes of this method might be copied.
@param hasSyntheticAttribute whether the method_info JVMS structure from which the attributes
of this method might be copied contains a Synthetic attribute.
@param hasDeprecatedAttribute whether the method_info JVMS structure from which the attributes
of this method might be copied contains a Deprecated attribute.
@param descriptorIndex the descriptor_index field of the method_info JVMS structure from which
the attributes of this method might be copied.
@param signatureIndex the constant pool index contained in the Signature attribute of the
method_info JVMS structure from which the attributes of this method might be copied, or 0.
@param exceptionsOffset the offset in 'source.b' of the Exceptions attribute of the method_info
JVMS structure from which the attributes of this method might be copied, or 0.
@return whether the attributes of this method can be copied from the attributes of the
method_info JVMS structure in 'source.b', between 'methodInfoOffset' and 'methodInfoOffset'
+ 'methodInfoLength'.