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When importing sources in Eclipse, I get two errors in CallDependencies, at lines 276 and 281: The method transferReturn(dk.brics.tajs.flowgraph.AbstractNode, dk.brics.tajs.flowgraph.BasicBlock, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, dk.brics.tajs.solver.CallKind) in the type INodeTransfer<StateType,ContextType> is not applicable for the arguments (dk.brics.tajs.flowgraph.AbstractNode, dk.brics.tajs.flowgraph.BasicBlock, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, dk.brics.tajs.solver.CallKind)
These errors don't show up in Idea or ant, so I guess the Eclipse integrated compiler is interpreting generics differently from OpenJDK.
Are you experiencing these too? Is Eclipse even used in TAJS development?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When importing sources in Eclipse, I get two errors in CallDependencies, at lines 276 and 281:
The method transferReturn(dk.brics.tajs.flowgraph.AbstractNode, dk.brics.tajs.flowgraph.BasicBlock, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, dk.brics.tajs.solver.CallKind) in the type INodeTransfer<StateType,ContextType> is not applicable for the arguments (dk.brics.tajs.flowgraph.AbstractNode, dk.brics.tajs.flowgraph.BasicBlock, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, ContextType extends dk.brics.tajs.solver.IContext<ContextType>, dk.brics.tajs.solver.CallKind)
These errors don't show up in Idea or ant, so I guess the Eclipse integrated compiler is interpreting generics differently from OpenJDK.
Are you experiencing these too? Is Eclipse even used in TAJS development?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: