P5
The java.lang.Object.sleep and .wait methods accept 64-bit timeout values, but
in fact they just sleep forever if the timeout value does not fit into 32 bits.
These methods should be fixed to throw an appropriate runtime exception if the
requested timeout cannot be supported, and their specifications should be
updated accordingly.
-- mr@eng 2000/2/17
in fact they just sleep forever if the timeout value does not fit into 32 bits.
These methods should be fixed to throw an appropriate runtime exception if the
requested timeout cannot be supported, and their specifications should be
updated accordingly.
-- mr@eng 2000/2/17
- relates to
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JDK-4013568 Although Java API's specify sleep and wait values as 64-bit, we only use 32 bits
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- Closed
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