interfaces and sub-class implementations

Sun Apr 21 20:30:00 GMT 2002

Nic Ferrier wrote:
>I found a few problems with source and native compilation where
>interface methods not being implemented by the implementing class.
>>I'll report these later on (probably after the 3.1 release unless
>people are desperate for bugs to fix /8-) but here's the jist:
>>> public interface Thingy
> public void someOperation (int x);
> public int anOperation (String x);
>> public abstract class DooDah
> implements Thingy
>> public void someOperation (int x)
> { }
>>> public class ThingumyJig extends DooDah
> public int anOperation (String x)
> {
> return "ha!";
> }
>>>The above (or something analagous to the above) won't source compile.
>
I tried this and it worked for me with 3.2 20020411. I had to modify it 
slightly to get it to compile. If you could post an actual test case 
that fails with the bug report, that would be great. I know that GCJ has 
a few issues with abstract methods and bytecode but I'm not aware of any 
problems with pure source-to-native compilation.
regards
Bryce.