Description Matt Heitz 2011-09-19 17:38:04 EDT

Last week I started getting a bogus error message on some code that compared two enumeration values.  It wasn't there when I first wrote the code, but appeared after a while.  I eventually switched to a new workspace, and the error was gone.  It just came back.

Here's a function where the error appears.
	function dictionaryOrderingDefault() { @Test }
		d dictionary;
		LogResult.assertTrue1( d.getOrdering() == OrderingKind.none );
	end

IWN.VAL.5089.e 42/26 TestFancyLanguageChanges - d.getOrdering() is not valid for compare to OrderingKind.none. At line 42 in file \unit\EGLSource\x\TestFancyLanguageChanges.egl	TestFancyLanguageChanges.egl	/unit/EGLSource/x	line 42	EDT Problem



Jing was getting a similar error so I put her on the CC list.



I noticed a stack trace in my error log.  It may not be related, since I can't make it happen again even after restarts and cleans, but I'm suspicious.


org.eclipse.edt.compiler.internal.core.builder.BuildException: java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException

[skip a hundred lines or so...]

Caused by: java.lang.ClassCastException: org.eclipse.edt.compiler.binding.NotFoundBinding incompatible with org.eclipse.edt.compiler.binding.EnumerationTypeBinding
	at org.eclipse.edt.compiler.internal.mof2binding.Mof2BindingBase.createAnnotationSubtypeFor(Mof2BindingBase.java:711)
	at org.eclipse.edt.compiler.internal.mof2binding.Mof2BindingPart.visit(Mof2BindingPart.java:533)
	... 188 more