Bug Tracker item #3418258, was opened at 2011-10-04 02:17
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Category: Java viewer
Group: None
Status: Closed
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: D. R. Commander (dcommander)
Assigned to: Brian Hinz (bphinz)
Summary: New Java viewer produces tons of warnings under OpenJDK
Initial Comment:
When building our new Java viewer using OpenJDK (the default Java environment
on RHEL 5 and many newer distros of Linux), about 75 warnings are generated.
These are mostly innocuous things such as unused imports, but they should
really be cleaned up.
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>Comment By: D. R. Commander (dcommander)
Date: 2011-10-05 14:15
Message:
Re-opening because, unfortunately, -Xlint:all,-serial,-cast seems to be
ignored by the version of OpenJDK I'm using (on RHEL 5.) It doesn't
decrease the warnings at all, nor does r4694.
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Comment By: Brian Hinz (bphinz)
Date: 2011-10-04 18:56
Message:
Just committed change r4694, which should clean up some of these warnings,
but I still don't see anywhere near the same number of warnings. I don't
know if this is a difference between what's enabled on 1.6.0_22 (Ubuntu
11.04) and RHEL5 or not. I'll have to load up a RHEL5 vm to test it.
Also, I set the linter flags to filter out serial and cast warnings, let
me know if you disagree with this and I can revert that.
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Comment By: D. R. Commander (dcommander)
Date: 2011-10-04 13:15
Message:
It happens irrespective of the build system. I can simply do:
cd tigervnc/java/src
javac -1.5 -cp . com/tigervnc/vncviewer/*.java
and get 152 warnings, of which about half are from the VncViewer code (the
other half from JZlib.) These are the warnings it enables by default on
RHEL 5:
assertIdentifier + 'assert' used as identifier
charConcat + char[] in String concat
constructorName + method with constructor name
deprecation + deprecation outside deprecated code
discouraged + use of types matching a discouraged access
rule
finally + finally block not completing normally
forbidden + use of types matching a forbidden access rule
intfAnnotation + annotation type used as super interface
intfNonInherited + interface non-inherited method compatibility
maskedCatchBlock + hidden catch block
noEffectAssign + assignment without effect
pkgDefaultMethod + attempt to override package-default method
serial + missing serialVersionUID
staticReceiver + non-static reference to static member
suppress + enable @SuppressWarnings
typeHiding + type parameter hiding another type
unchecked + unchecked type operation
unusedImport + unused import declaration
unusedLabel + unused label
unusedLocal + unread local variable
unusedPrivate + unused private member declaration
varargsCast + varargs argument need explicit cast
warningToken + unhandled warning token in @SuppressWarnings
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Comment By: Brian Hinz (bphinz)
Date: 2011-10-04 05:24
Message:
Is this before or after the cmake integration? I've been using OpenJDK for
quite a while and don't get any warnings with the pre-cmake build. With
-Xlint, I do see 63 warnings, but > half are in JZlib, which I would prefer
not to change. The others I'll work on.
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