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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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6
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b57
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b92
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generic
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generic
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Verified
If I have two source files Foo.java and Bar.java:
class Foo extends Bar {}
class Bar {}
and compile Foo.java, Bar.java is automatically read
and compiled by javac. However, if annotation processing
is enabled, only class Foo is considered.
It is easy to come up with a scenario where some source
files will be compiled without having been eligible for
annotation processing.
class Foo extends Bar {}
class Bar {}
and compile Foo.java, Bar.java is automatically read
and compiled by javac. However, if annotation processing
is enabled, only class Foo is considered.
It is easy to come up with a scenario where some source
files will be compiled without having been eligible for
annotation processing.