Part of 72766: Bridge methods - we now do the right thing if we see one (i.e. we ignore it as a source of join points)

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+import java.util.*;

+

+public aspect AspectX {

+

+  static Set matchedJps = new HashSet();

+	

+  before(): call(* compareTo(..)) {

+  	matchedJps.add(new String("call() matched on "+thisJoinPoint.toString()));

+  }

+  

+  before(): execution(* compareTo(..)) {

+  	matchedJps.add(new String("execution() matched on "+thisJoinPoint.toString()));

+  }

+	

+  public static void main(String []argv) {

+  	Number n1 = new Number(5);

+  	Number n2 = new Number(7);

+  	n1.compareTo(n2);

+    n1.compareTo("abc"); // A Java5 compiler would *not* allow this, a call to a bridge method: error should be:

+    /**

+       AspectX.java:19: compareTo(Number) in Number cannot be applied to (java.lang.String)

+       n1.compareTo("abc");

+          ^

+       1 error

+     */

+  	

+  	Iterator i = matchedJps.iterator();

+  	while (i.hasNext()) {

+  		String s = (String)i.next();

+  		System.err.println(s);

+  	}

+  }

+}