// BAD constructor
protected di(int paramInt)
{
	this.aS = (256 + paramInt);

	if (c[(256 + paramInt)] != null)
	{
		// Shouldn't do all those tests just to throw the problem out the window and write a debug line
		System.out.println("CONFLICT @ " + paramInt);
	}

	// "this" is not necessarily initialized (Classes that extend "di" might not call super(int) last, for example)
	c[(256 + paramInt)] = this;
}


// GOOD constructor
// Scope changed to "private"
private di(int paramInt)
{
	this.aS = (256 + paramInt);
	// Conflict tests removed--we could do an assert or handle the error properly, but probably unecessary
	// Bad use of "this" removed
}

// Added di.create(int) wrapper with the scope of the constructor it is replacing
protected static di create(int index)
{
	di item = new di(index);
	// Do our static housekeeping AFTER the new object is fully initialized
	c[256 + index] = item;
	// Return the item to emulate a basic "new di" instantiation
	return item;
}