The GWTCompiler class appears to be a simple wrapper for handling the
old-style arguments, so it shouldn't be causing the problem. I'm not
sure I have time to perform that experiment, and I'm pretty sure it
would bear no fruit.
Indeed it does look like there's an old gwt-user.jar in my
environment, doesn't it. That was my first thought, too. I've
scrubbed my machine very carefully, with no change in the observable
symptoms. I've compared file sizes/dates on all the jars.
But, looking closer, it actually seems like the opposite in some
ways. Consider these errors:
[ERROR] Errors in 'jar:file:/Users/pohl/Source/CP/trunk/
Libraries/GWT_Packaged/gwt-user.jar!/com/google/gwt/emul/java/util/
Collections.java'
[ERROR] Line 647: The type Enumeration is not generic;
it cannot be parameterized with arguments <T>
[ERROR] Line 649: The type Enumeration is not generic;
it cannot be parameterized with arguments <T>
[ERROR] Line 677: The type Enumeration is not generic;
it cannot be parameterized with arguments <T>
What it's actually saying is that Collections.java has a generic
parameter in it, but the compiler is complaining that it is not
allowed. So this means that the gwt-user.jar is using generics more
than the compiler thinks it should...so it's almost as if I have a
newer gwt-user.jar but an older gwt-dev-mac.jar.
However, the GWTCompiler deprecation message clearly proves
otherwise: obviously I'm invoking the 1.6.4 compiler. I'm
perplexed.
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