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20-Apr-2016 |
Shubham Ajmera <shubhamajmera@google.com> |
Patch differences in classes taken from older OpenJDK version
Few of the classes were found to have taken from OpenJDK b132,
and OpenJDK 8u60 includes few fixes to those classes. Some of the
changes were ignored which included change in sort methods for List and
Collections due to the behavioral changes.
Bug: 28239805
(cherry-picked from commit c5b84fc0e3e3864d63717824a3195d04496d59fb)
Change-Id: I20841bbd53e22e4f0a6b786df21d30d96ba102ab
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| c5b84fc0e3e3864d63717824a3195d04496d59fb |
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20-Apr-2016 |
Shubham Ajmera <shubhamajmera@google.com> |
Patch differences in classes taken from older OpenJDK version
Few of the classes were found to have taken from OpenJDK b132,
and OpenJDK 8u60 includes few fixes to those classes. Some of the
changes were ignored which included change in sort methods for List and
Collections due to the behavioral changes.
Bug: 28239805
Change-Id: I20841bbd53e22e4f0a6b786df21d30d96ba102ab
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| 8b056f0b15bc1e45da8d4c504353b05e681ac013 |
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04-Mar-2016 |
Narayan Kamath <narayan@google.com> |
Add java.lang.Iterable.spliterator() and supporting classes.
The only android specific changes here are to HashMap - their
spliterators add Spliterator.ORDERED if the HashMap is an instance
of a LinkedHashMap.
There's some degree of duplication between the test code used to
exercise primitive arrays (Arrays / Spliterators provide similar
APIs). These differences are quite hard to consolidate, since the
Arrays version declares that their Spliterators are ORDERED but
the Spliterator version doesn't. The latter also allows us to declare
additional Spliterator characteristics.
bug: 27426688
Change-Id: I191a9319d4af7e22834f2d91f73634a227b36bc2
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| 4c89023ef86f29fa9add7db2574f2169fe842577 |
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04-Mar-2016 |
Narayan Kamath <narayan@google.com> |
Add java.lang.Iterable.spliterator() and supporting classes.
The only android specific changes here are to HashMap - their
spliterators add Spliterator.ORDERED if the HashMap is an instance
of a LinkedHashMap.
There's some degree of duplication between the test code used to
exercise primitive arrays (Arrays / Spliterators provide similar
APIs). These differences are quite hard to consolidate, since the
Arrays version declares that their Spliterators are ORDERED but
the Spliterator version doesn't. The latter also allows us to declare
additional Spliterator characteristics.
(cherry-picked from commit ed21aa3a8dcd34eca6f0317eeb683e7afdc825b9)
bug: 27426688
Change-Id: I191a9319d4af7e22834f2d91f73634a227b36bc2
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