What are the parameters for starting JVM with the nover…

The JVM’s noverify option is used to disable the bytecode verifier, allowing the skipping of bytecode verification when loading classes at runtime. The following are common JVM noverify startup options:

1. -Xverify:none: Disables the bytecode verifier, no bytecode verification is performed on any class.
2. -disablebytecodeverify: Also disables the bytecode verifier, forgoes bytecode verification on all classes.
3. -XX:-UseSplitVerifier: Disables the new class file format introduced after Java 6 and instead uses the old class file format without bytecode verification.

Please note that disabling bytecode verifier may lead to loading and executing illegal or incorrect bytecode, which can result in application crashes or unexpected outcomes. Therefore, these startup parameters should only be used when it is certain that the loaded classes have no issues.