Hi Rafael,
On 5/05/2021 8:02 pm, Rafael Winterhalter wrote:
Hi David,
yes, of course. However, the JVM already yields exceptions upon illegal
constructs, most of the time a class would fail to load through
verification.
Yes but verification enforces JVMS rules not JLS rules. There are many
Hi David,
yes, of course. However, the JVM already yields exceptions upon illegal
constructs, most of the time a class would fail to load through
verification. For annotations, there is a whole tree of exceptions such as
AnnotationTypeMismatchException but this one scenario with two values for a
si
Hi Rafael,
On 5/05/2021 6:53 pm, Rafael Winterhalter wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering if the current OpenJDK behavior should yield an exception
or if it is accidental and if so, if it should be altered to avoid
surprising behavior. If an annotation:
@interface Sample {
String v();
}
is added
Hello,
I was wondering if the current OpenJDK behavior should yield an exception
or if it is accidental and if so, if it should be altered to avoid
surprising behavior. If an annotation:
@interface Sample {
String v();
}
is added to a member where the property 'v' is assigned a value twice, th
