Tom Tromey writes: > This example is important, because I think it shows that if we keep > the current behavior then we can break serialization, which relies > on private functions and reflection. And the implementation of the current behavior can be stressed in such a way that it appears broken: I had to disable the selection of inlined to be retained yesterday and let everything in, I didn't find it to change the size of libgcj that much. ./A
