Re: SOME KIND OF SOLVED #-) - GWT Internal Compiler Exception

Thread and InterruptedException aren't available in JavaScript. Possibly some change in a different file caused the compiler to reach this file when it was never reached before (because it's unused). You could confirm this by rolling back to a previous version of your source code and recompiling.

An internal compiler error is a bug, but the fix would probably just be to report a nicer error.

- Brian

On Monday, August 27, 2012 8:58:37 AM UTC-7, Magnus wrote:

Hi,

for your interest:

The source file and line number above (Supervisor.java, 262) pointed to an unused method. I commented it out and the compiler exception disappeared.

Here is the method:

 private static void sleepLocal (long ms)

 {

  try

  {

   Thread.sleep (ms);

  }

  catch (InterruptedException e)

  {

   e.printStackTrace ();

  }

 }

The compiler error message pointed at the line with the InterupptedException.

The method was untouched for more than a year. I wonder why it now caused this problem, and also why the compiler behaves like this.

Magnus 

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