Hi,

Some older versions of gcj (GCC) 4.1.2 20070626 (Red Hat 4.1.2-14) fell
over the creative usage of anonymous inner classes inside methods
calling inner class methods defined in the outer method they were
defined in. This is probably one of the old parser bugs listed at:
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=18131
But since gcj switched the java source frontend parser since then they
have all been closed (upgrading to a later gcj which uses ecj does
indeed just compile things fine).

The patch isn't very nice (sorry Petr), but since this is a test class
anyway I thought I could get away with it. And it does make frysk
compile again on older distros. Basically it lifts all affected inner
classes up so they are class members, makes them static and adds the
needed fields to the constructor.

It also removes the unresolved bug #5053 since I couldn't reproduce that
on any setup. It PASSes fine for me (fedora 8, centos 5.1).

frysk-core/frysk/ftrace/ChangeLog
2008-01-16  Mark Wielaard  <mwielaard@redhat.com>
    
       * TestLtrace.java (DummyFunctionObserver): Made static.
       (ObserverCreator): Likewise.
       (GenericController): Likewise.
       (MyFunctionObserver1): Made class member and static. Add events
       as field.
       (MyFunctionObserver2): Likewise. Add expectedEvents and
       expectedReturns as fields.
       (MyFunctionObserver3): Likewiese. Add enterAliases and
       leaveAliases as fields.
       (testMultipleObservers): Removed unresolvedOffUtrace bug #5053.
       (testMultipleControlers): Likewise.
       (testRecursive): Likewise.

Cheers,

Mark