#!/bin/sh # # Copyright (c) 2002, 2014 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. # DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER. # # This code is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 only, as # published by the Free Software Foundation. # # This code is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT # ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or # FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License # version 2 for more details (a copy is included in the LICENSE file that # accompanied this code). # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License version # 2 along with this work; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, # Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. # # Please contact Oracle, 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, CA 94065 USA # or visit www.oracle.com if you need additional information or have any # questions. # # @test # @bug 4663146 # @summary Arguments match no method error # @author Jim Holmlund/Suvasis # # @run shell/timeout=300 EvalArgs.sh # The bug is that, for example, if a String is passed # as an arg to a func where an Object is expected, # the above error occurs. jdb doesnt notice that this is # legal because String is an instance of Object. # These are variables that can be set to control execution #pkg=untitled7 classname=EvalArgs #compileOptions=-g #java="java_g" createJavaFile() { cat < $classname.java.1 public class $classname { static jj1 myjj1; static jj2 myjj2; static oranges myoranges; static boolean jjboolean = true; static byte jjbyte = 1; static char jjchar = 'a'; static double jjdouble = 2.2; static float jjfloat = 3.1f; static int jjint = 4; static long jjlong = 5; static short jjshort = 6; static int[] jjintArray = {7, 8}; static float[] jjfloatArray = {9.1f, 10.2f}; public static void main(String args[]) { myjj1 = new jj1(); myjj2 = new jj2(); myoranges = new oranges(); // prove that these work System.out.println( ffjj1(myjj1)); System.out.println( ffjj1(myjj2)); System.out.println("$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjboolean) = " + $classname.ffoverload($classname.jjboolean)); System.out.println("$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjbyte) = " + $classname.ffoverload($classname.jjbyte)); System.out.println("$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjchar) = " + $classname.ffoverload($classname.jjchar)); System.out.println("$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjdouble) = " + $classname.ffoverload($classname.jjdouble)); //This doesn't even compile //System.out.println( "ffintArray(jjfloatArray) = " + ffintArray(jjfloatArray)); gus(); } static void gus() { int x = 0; // @1 breakpoint } public static String ffjj1(jj1 arg) { return arg.me; } public static String ffjj2(jj2 arg) { return arg.me; } static String ffboolean(boolean p1) { return "ffbool: p1 = " + p1; } static String ffbyte(byte p1) { return "ffbyte: p1 = " + p1; } static String ffchar(char p1) { return "ffchar: p1 = " + p1; } static String ffdouble(double p1) { return "ffdouble: p1 = " + p1; } static String fffloat(float p1) { return "fffloat: p1 = " + p1; } static String ffint(int p1) { return "ffint: p1 = " + p1; } static String fflong(long p1) { return "fflong: p1 = " + p1; } static String ffshort(short p1) { return "ffshort: p1 = " + p1; } static String ffintArray(int[] p1) { return "ffintArray: p1 = " + p1; } // Overloaded funcs public static String ffoverload(jj1 arg) { return arg.me; } static String ffoverload(boolean p1) { return "ffoverload: boolean p1 = " + p1; } /*** static String ffoverload(byte p1) { return "ffoverload: byte p1 = " + p1; } ***/ static String ffoverload(char p1) { return "ffoverload: char p1 = " + p1; } static String ffoverload(double p1) { return "ffoverload: double p1 = " + p1; } static String ffoverload(float p1) { return "ffoverload: float p1 = " + p1; } /*** static String ffoverload(int p1) { return "ffoverload: int p1 = " + p1; } ***/ static String ffoverload(long p1) { return "ffoverload: long p1 = " + p1; } static String ffoverload(short p1) { return "ffoverload: short p1 = " + p1; } static String ffoverload(int[] p1) { return "ffoverload: int array p1 = " + p1; } static class jj1 { String me; jj1() { me = "jj1name"; } public String toString() { return me; } } static class jj2 extends jj1 { jj2() { super(); me = "jj2name"; } } static class oranges { oranges() { } } } EOF } # drive jdb by sending cmds to it and examining its output dojdbCmds() { setBkpts @1 runToBkpt @1 # verify that it works ok when arg types are the same as # the param types cmd eval "$classname.ffboolean($classname.jjboolean)" cmd eval "$classname.ffbyte($classname.jjbyte)" cmd eval "$classname.ffchar($classname.jjchar)" cmd eval "$classname.ffdouble($classname.jjdouble)" cmd eval "$classname.fffloat($classname.jjfloat)" cmd eval "$classname.ffint($classname.jjint)" cmd eval "$classname.fflong($classname.jjlong)" cmd eval "$classname.ffshort($classname.jjshort)" cmd eval "$classname.ffintArray($classname.jjintArray)" cmd eval "$classname.ffjj1($classname.myjj1)" # Provide a visual break in the output cmd print 1 # Verify mixing primitive types works ok # These should work even though the arg types are # not the same because there is only one # method with each name. cmd eval "$classname.ffbyte($classname.jjint)" cmd eval "$classname.ffchar($classname.jjdouble)" cmd eval "$classname.ffdouble($classname.jjfloat)" cmd eval "$classname.fffloat($classname.jjshort)" cmd eval "$classname.ffint($classname.jjlong)" cmd eval "$classname.fflong($classname.jjchar)" cmd eval "$classname.ffshort($classname.jjbyte)" cmd print 1 # Verify that passing a subclass object works cmd eval "$classname.ffjj1($classname.myjj2)" cmd eval "$classname.myjj1.toString().equals("jj1name")" cmd print 1 # Overloaded methods. These should pass # because there is an exact match. cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjboolean)" cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjchar)" cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjdouble)" cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjfloat)" cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjlong)" cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjshort)" cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjintArray)" cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.myjj1)" cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.myjj2)" jdbFailIfPresent "Arguments match no method" cmd print 1 cmd print '"These should fail with msg Arguments match multiple methods"' # These overload calls should fail because ther # isn't an exact match and jdb isn't smart enough # to figure out which of several possibilities # should be called cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjbyte)" jdbFailIfNotPresent "Arguments match multiple methods" 3 cmd eval "$classname.ffoverload($classname.jjint)" jdbFailIfNotPresent "Arguments match multiple methods" 3 cmd print 1 cmd print '"These should fail with InvalidTypeExceptions"' cmd eval "$classname.ffboolean($classname.jjbyte)" jdbFailIfNotPresent "InvalidTypeException" 3 cmd eval "$classname.ffintArray($classname.jjint)" jdbFailIfNotPresent "InvalidTypeException" 3 cmd eval "$classname.ffintArray($classname.jjfloatArray)" jdbFailIfNotPresent "InvalidTypeException" 3 cmd eval "$classname.ffjj2($classname.myjj1)" jdbFailIfNotPresent "InvalidTypeException" 3 cmd eval "$classname.ffjj2($classname.myoranges)" jdbFailIfNotPresent "InvalidTypeException" 3 } mysetup() { if [ -z "$TESTSRC" ] ; then TESTSRC=. fi for ii in . $TESTSRC $TESTSRC/.. ; do if [ -r "$ii/ShellScaffold.sh" ] ; then . $ii/ShellScaffold.sh break fi done } # You could replace this next line with the contents # of ShellScaffold.sh and this script will run just the same. mysetup runit pass