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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P4
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5.0, 7, 8
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Fix Understood
Given:
class Hole<T> {
class X extends RuntimeException { X(T t) {...} ... }
... throw new Hole<Integer>().new X(3);
}
The 5.0 compiler accepts this and the 6.0 compiler rejects it, but there is nothing in the JLS to justify the change in compiler behavior. javac now gets this right, but the spec doesn't.
class Hole<T> {
class X extends RuntimeException { X(T t) {...} ... }
... throw new Hole<Integer>().new X(3);
}
The 5.0 compiler accepts this and the 6.0 compiler rejects it, but there is nothing in the JLS to justify the change in compiler behavior. javac now gets this right, but the spec doesn't.
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