If javac is asked to compile this (non-sensical) program

public class PreviousBits {
    void testOutOfBounds(final Bar s) {
g(IndexOutOfBoundsException.class,
new F(){void f(){ s.ff();
new F(){void f(){ s.ff();}});
    }
}

as of 7-b03, it prints duplicate error messages

"reached end of file while parsing"
and also prints garbage Ctrl-Z and NUL bytes to the screen.
 $ jver 7-b03 javac PreviousBits.java

PreviousBits.java:5: ';' expected
new F(){void f(){ s.ff();}});
^
PreviousBits.java:7: reached end of file while parsing
}
 ^
PreviousBits.java:8: reached end of file while parsing
^Z^@^@^@^@^@
^
3 errors


The 7-b02 behavior is clearly preferable.

 $ jver 7-b02 javac PreviousBits.java
PreviousBits.java:5: ';' expected
new F(){void f(){ s.ff();}});
^
PreviousBits.java:7: reached end of file while parsing
}
 ^
2 errors


The Ctrl-Z and NUL characters may be invisible in your terminal emulator.
If so, try running in an Emacs shell buffer, or use od -x, e.g.

$ for v in 7-b02 7-b03; do echo $v; jver $v javac PreviousBits.java 2>&1 | od -x | grep -w 0000; done
7-b02
7-b03
0000340 1a00 0000 0000 0000 0000 0a5e 0a33 2065