*** old/src/share/vm/prims/unsafe.cpp	Wed Aug  3 07:55:16 2016
--- new/src/share/vm/prims/unsafe.cpp	Wed Aug  3 07:55:15 2016

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  // When you load an anonymous class U, it works as if you changed its name just before loading,
  // to a name that you will never use again.  Since the name is lost, no other class can directly
  // link to any member of U.  Just after U is loaded, the only way to use it is reflectively,
  // through java.lang.Class methods like Class.newInstance.
  
+ // The package of an anonymous class must either match its host's class's package or be in the
+ // unnamed package.  If it is in the unnamed package then it will be put in its host class's
+ // package.
+ //
+ 
  // Access checks for linkage sites within U continue to follow the same rules as for named classes.
  // The package of an anonymous class is given by the package qualifier on the name under which it was loaded.
  // An anonymous class also has special privileges to access any member of its host class.
  // This is the main reason why this loading operation is unsafe.  The purpose of this is to
  // allow language implementations to simulate "open classes"; a host class in effect gets
  // new code when an anonymous class is loaded alongside it.  A less convenient but more
  // standard way to do this is with reflection, which can also be set to ignore access