Joe Darcy wrote:
Neal Gafter wrote:
There should be a shortcut in Arrays.deepEquals0 when e1==e2.
That shortcut is in Objects.deepEquals(Object a, Object b) and
Arrays.deepEquals on lines 3947 and 3948. The nested call in
deepEquals0 is to deepEquals rather than deepEquals0 so the
Hello.
Please review this webrev to add deepEquals(Object, Object),
hash(Object...) and toString(Object, String) to j.u.Objects:
6891113 More methods for java.util.Objects: deepEquals, hash, toString
with default
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~darcy/6891113.0/
Thanks,
-Joe
There should be a shortcut in Arrays.deepEquals0 when e1==e2. Also, the
code will throw an assertion error if e1!=null and e2==null (which can occur
when called from Arrays.deepEquals). The simplest way to fix these is to
move the if statements from Objects.deepEquals into Arrays.deepEquals0.
Neal Gafter wrote:
There should be a shortcut in Arrays.deepEquals0 when e1==e2.
That shortcut is in Objects.deepEquals(Object a, Object b) and
Arrays.deepEquals on lines 3947 and 3948. The nested call in
deepEquals0 is to deepEquals rather than deepEquals0 so the shortcut is
used on all
