Well ok that devirtual function is clearly broken. Normally these kind of
functions do instanceof dispatches to delegate an abstract method call,
e.g. Number.intValue(), to a concrete implementation, e.g. Integer.intValue.
Below an example how it should look (GWT master branch with an example app):
function intValue__I__devirtual$_0_g$(this$static_0_g$){
$clinit_Number_0_g$();
return
instanceOfDouble_0_g$(this$static_0_g$)?$intValue_0_g$(this$static_0_g$):this$static_0_g$.intValue_20_g$();
}
intValue__I__devirtual$_0_g$.displayName = 'Number.intValue__I__devirtual$';
_.intValue_20_g$ = function intValue_4_g$(){
return this.value_73_g$;
}
_.intValue_20_g$.displayName = 'Integer.intValue';
This looks like a compiler bug to me triggered by your source code or you
have am 3rd party GWT library that emulates either Number or Integer. A
small reproduction project would be nice, but probably very hard to isolate
the underlying issue.
Do you still have the issue when you comment everything in your entry point
and just add a line that executes the GWT-RPC call that currently fails?
-- J.
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