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Re: bug-to-bug compatibility - another issue: msg#00937java.harmony.devel
On 2/22/06, Mikhail Loenko <mloenko@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Definitely not only. But when one place in the spec contradicts to another > one (like in your first example) we should follow RI. Actually, I don't see real contradiction... In the class description (you posted) the idea is that flush() should be called at the end to allow decoder to flush its internal info. The provided steps is a description of the overall decoder usage, further detalization is in the methods spec... The idea of that description is to show that the flush is required at the end, no more... That is my interpretation, at least. -- Anton Avtamonov, Intel Middleware Products Division
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