javac.properties revision 12026:1dab21cbe54d
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See the GNU General Public License 14# version 2 for more details (a copy is included in the LICENSE file that 15# accompanied this code). 16# 17# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License version 18# 2 along with this work; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, 19# Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. 20# 21# Please contact Oracle, 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, CA 94065 USA 22# or visit www.oracle.com if you need additional information or have any 23# questions. 24# 25 26javac.err.internal=\ 27 Internal error. 28javac.err.eof.in.comment=\ 29 Comment not terminated at end of input. 30javac.err.eof.in.string=\ 31 String not terminated at end of input. 32javac.err.newline.in.string=\ 33 String not terminated at end of line. 34javac.err.invalid.char.constant=\ 35 Invalid character constant. 36javac.err.unbalanced.paren=\ 37 Unbalanced parentheses. 38javac.err.invalid.escape.char=\ 39 Invalid escape character. 40javac.err.invalid.hex.number=\ 41 Hexadecimal numbers must contain at least one hexadecimal digit. 42javac.err.invalid.octal.number=\ 43 Invalid character in octal number. 44javac.err.invalid.number=\ 45 Invalid character in number. 46javac.err.funny.char=\ 47 Invalid character in input. 48javac.err.float.format=\ 49 Invalid floating point format. 50javac.err.overflow.int.oct=\ 51 Integer literal out of range. Octal int literals must be in \ 52 the range 00 to 037777777777. 53javac.err.overflow.int.dec=\ 54 Integer literal out of range. Decimal int literals must be in \ 55 the range -2147483648 to 2147483647. 56javac.err.overflow.int.hex=\ 57 Integer literal out of range. Hexadecimal int literals must be in \ 58 the range 0x0 to 0xffffffff. 59javac.err.overflow.long.oct=\ 60 Integer literal out of range. Octal long literals must be in \ 61 the range 00L to 01777777777777777777777L. 62javac.err.overflow.long.dec=\ 63 Integer literal out of range. Decimal long literals must be in \ 64 the range -9223372036854775808L to 9223372036854775807L. 65javac.err.overflow.long.hex=\ 66 Integer literal out of range. Hexadecimal long literals must be in \ 67 the range 0x0L to 0xffffffffffffffffL. 68javac.err.overflow.float=\ 69 Numeric overflow: float literal too large. 70javac.err.overflow.double=\ 71 Numeric overflow: double literal too large. 72javac.err.underflow.float=\ 73 Numeric underflow: float literal too small. 74javac.err.underflow.double=\ 75 Numeric underflow: double literal too small. 76javac.err.token.expected=\ 77 ''{0}'' expected. 78javac.err.statement.expected=\ 79 Statement expected. 80javac.err.type.expected=\ 81 Type expected. 82javac.err.identifier.expected=\ 83 Identifier expected. 84javac.err.class.expected=\ 85 ''class'' or ''interface'' keyword expected. 86javac.err.toplevel.expected=\ 87 Class or interface declaration expected. 88javac.err.missing.term=\ 89 Missing term. 90javac.err.assign.in.conditionalexpr=\ 91 Assignment expressions are not permitted as the third subexpression \ 92 of a conditional expression (that is, a ? : expression). \ 93 Try parenthesizing this assignment expression. 94javac.err.else.without.if=\ 95 ''else'' without ''if''. 96javac.err.catch.without.try=\ 97 ''catch'' without ''try''. 98javac.err.finally.without.try=\ 99 ''finally'' without ''try''. 100javac.err.try.without.catch.finally=\ 101 ''try'' without ''catch'' or ''finally''. 102javac.err.case.without.switch=\ 103 ''case'' outside switch statement. 104javac.err.default.without.switch=\ 105 ''default'' outside switch statement. 106javac.err.io.exception=\ 107 I/O error in {0}. 108javac.err.io.exception.package=\ 109 I/O error while checking for existence of package {0}. 110javac.err.malformed.attribute=\ 111 The class file containing {0} has a malformed ''{1}'' attribute. 112javac.err.array.index.required=\ 113 Array index required. 114javac.err.not.array=\ 115 [] can only be applied to arrays. It can''t be applied to {0}. 116javac.err.array.dim.in.decl=\ 117 Can''t specify array dimension in a declaration. 118javac.err.array.dim.in.type=\ 119 Can''t specify array dimension in a type expression. 120javac.err.invalid.array.expr=\ 121 Array constants can only be used in initializers. 122javac.err.invalid.array.init=\ 123 Invalid initializer for type {0}. 124javac.err.invalid.lhs.assignment=\ 125 Invalid left hand side of assignment. 126javac.err.invalid.args=\ 127 Invalid arguments to {0}. 128javac.err.invalid.cast=\ 129 Invalid cast from {0} to {1}. 130javac.err.invalid.instanceof=\ 131 Impossible for {0} to be instance of {1}. 132javac.err.invalid.type.expr=\ 133 Invalid type expression. 134javac.err.anonymous.extends=\ 135 Only named classes can have ''extends'' or ''implements'' clauses. 136javac.err.invalid.field.reference=\ 137 Attempt to reference field {0} in a {1}. 138javac.err.no.such.field=\ 139 No variable {0} defined in {1}. 140javac.err.no.field.access=\ 141 Variable {0} in {1} not accessible from {2}. 142javac.err.no.type.access=\ 143 Inner type {0} in {1} not accessible from {2}. 144javac.err.cant.access.member.type=\ 145 The type {1} to which the member {0} belongs is not accessible from {2}. 146javac.err.inner.class.expected=\ 147 No inner class {0} found in {1}. 148javac.err.no.static.field.access=\ 149 Can''t make a static reference to nonstatic variable {0} in {1}. 150javac.err.inner.static.ref=\ 151 Can''t make a static reference to inner class {0}. 152javac.err.ambig.field=\ 153 Reference to {0} is ambiguous. It is defined in {1} and {2}. 154javac.err.invalid.field=\ 155 Attempt to reference method {0} in {1} as an instance variable. 156javac.err.assign.to.final=\ 157 Can''t assign a value to a final variable: {0} 158javac.err.assign.to.blank.final=\ 159 Can''t assign a second value to a blank final variable: {0} 160javac.err.qualified.static.final.assign=\ 161 The variable in an assignment to a static blank final must be a simple name (it may not follow a dot ''.''). 162javac.err.bad.qualified.final.assign=\ 163 The variable in an assignment to a blank final must be a simple name or a simple name qualified by ''this'': ''{0}'' or ''this.{0}''. 164javac.err.assign.to.blank.final.in.loop=\ 165 Attempt to assign a blank final variable {0} in a loop. The initialization must occur exactly once. 166javac.err.assign.to.uplevel=\ 167 Attempt to assign to a variable {0} in a different method. From enclosing blocks, only final local variables are available. 168javac.err.invalid.uplevel=\ 169 Attempt to use a non-final variable {0} from a different method. From enclosing blocks, only final local variables are available. 170javac.err.undef.var=\ 171 Undefined variable: {0} 172javac.err.undef.var.super=\ 173 Undefined variable: {0}. The "super" keyword may only be used for member access and constructor invocation. 174javac.err.undef.var.or.package=\ 175 Undefined variable or package name: {0} 176javac.err.undef.class.or.package=\ 177 Undefined class or package name: {0} 178javac.err.undef.var.class.or.package=\ 179 Undefined variable, class, or package name: {0} 180javac.err.undef.class=\ 181 Undefined class name: {0} 182javac.err.undef.var.or.class=\ 183 Undefined variable or class name: {0} 184javac.err.var.not.initialized=\ 185 Variable {0} may not have been initialized. 186javac.err.final.var.not.initialized=\ 187 Blank final variable ''{0}'' may not have been initialized. It must be assigned a value in an initializer, or in every constructor. 188javac.err.access.inst.before.super=\ 189 Can''t reference {0} before the superclass constructor has been called. 190javac.err.ambig.class=\ 191 Ambiguous class: {0} and {1} 192javac.err.invalid.arg=\ 193 Invalid argument to {0}. 194javac.err.invalid.arg.type=\ 195 Invalid argument type {0} for {1}. 196javac.err.invalid.length=\ 197 ''length'' applied to {0}, which is not an array. 198javac.err.invalid.constr.invoke=\ 199 Only constructors can invoke constructors. 200javac.err.constr.invoke.not.first=\ 201 Constructor invocation must be the first thing in a method. 202javac.err.invalid.method.invoke=\ 203 Can''t invoke a method on a {0}. 204javac.err.undef.meth=\ 205 Method {0} not found in {1}. 206javac.err.no.meth.access=\ 207 Method {0} in {1} is not accessible from {2}. 208#warning: 209javac.err.no.override.access=\ 210 Note: Method {0} in {1} does not override the corresponding method in {2}. If you are trying to override this method, you cannot do so because it is private to a different package. 211javac.err.no.static.meth.access=\ 212 Can''t make static reference to method {0} in {1}. 213javac.err.invalid.protected.method.use=\ 214 Can''t access protected method {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class. 215javac.err.invalid.protected.field.use=\ 216 Can''t access protected field {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class. 217javac.err.invalid.protected.type.use=\ 218 Can''t access protected inner type {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class. 219javac.err.invalid.protected.constructor.use=\ 220 Can''t access protected constructor of {0}. Instance creation is permitted only within the package in which the constructor is defined. 221javac.err.invalid.method=\ 222 Reference to variable {0} in {1} as if it were a method. 223javac.err.invalid.var=\ 224 Reference to method {0} in {1} as if it were a variable. 225javac.err.synchronized.null=\ 226 The null literal is not a legal argument for the synchronized statement. 227#all messages related to deprecation are warnings: 228javac.err.class.is.deprecated=\ 229 Note: {0} has been deprecated. 230javac.err.meth.is.deprecated=\ 231 Note: The method {0} in {1} has been deprecated. 232javac.err.constr.is.deprecated=\ 233 Note: The constructor {0} has been deprecated. 234javac.err.field.is.deprecated=\ 235 Note: The variable {0} in {1} has been deprecated. 236javac.err.note.deprecations=\ 237 Note: {0} files use or override a deprecated API. Please consult the documentation for a better alternative in each case. 238javac.err.note.1deprecation=\ 239 Note: {0} uses or overrides a deprecated API. Please consult the documentation for a better alternative. 240javac.err.note.deprecations.silent=\ 241 Note: {0} files use or override a deprecated API. Recompile with "-deprecation" for details. 242javac.err.note.1deprecation.silent=\ 243 Note: {0} uses or overrides a deprecated API. Recompile with "-deprecation" for details. 244javac.err.invalid.array.dim=\ 245 Invalid array dimension. 246javac.err.ambig.constr=\ 247 Constructor is ambiguous: {0}, {1} 248javac.err.explicit.cast.needed=\ 249 Incompatible type for {0}. Explicit cast needed to convert {1} to {2}. 250javac.err.incompatible.type=\ 251 Incompatible type for {0}. Can''t convert {1} to {2}. 252javac.err.invalid.term=\ 253 Invalid term. 254javac.err.abstract.class=\ 255 {0} must be declared abstract. It does not define {1} from {2}. 256javac.err.abstract.class.cannot.override=\ 257 {0} must be declared abstract. The package-private abstract method {1} in superclass {2} is inaccessible and cannot be overridden. 258javac.err.new.intf=\ 259 {0} is an interface. It can''t be instantiated. 260javac.err.invoke.abstract=\ 261 Can''t directly invoke abstract method {0} in {1}. 262javac.err.unmatched.meth=\ 263 No method matching {0} found in {1}. 264javac.err.unmatched.constr=\ 265 No constructor matching {0} found in {1}. 266javac.err.wrong.number.args=\ 267 Wrong number of arguments in {0}. 268javac.err.wrong.number.args=\ 269 Wrong number of arguments in {0}. 270javac.err.forward.ref=\ 271 Can''t make forward reference to {0} in {1}. 272javac.err.array.dim.missing=\ 273 Array dimension missing. 274javac.err.new.abstract=\ 275 {0} is an abstract class. It can''t be instantiated. 276javac.err.label.not.found=\ 277 No label definition found for {0}. 278javac.err.invalid.break=\ 279 ''break'' must be in loop or switch. 280javac.err.invalid.continue=\ 281 ''continue'' must be in loop. 282javac.err.branch.to.uplevel=\ 283 a ''break'' or ''continue'' must transfer control within the same method. 284javac.err.invalid.decl=\ 285 Invalid declaration. 286javac.err.return.with.value=\ 287 ''return'' with value from {0}. 288javac.err.return.without.value=\ 289 ''return'' without value from {0}. 290javac.err.return.inside.static.initializer=\ 291 ''return'' inside static initializer. 292javac.err.invalid.label=\ 293 Invalid label. 294javac.err.return.required.at.end=\ 295 Return required at end of {0}. 296javac.err.duplicate.label=\ 297 Duplicate case label: {0} 298javac.err.switch.overflow=\ 299 Case label {0} too large for ''switch'' on {1} 300javac.err.nested.duplicate.label=\ 301 A statement cannot be labeled with the same identifier as one of its enclosing statements: {0} 302javac.err.declaration.with.label=\ 303 A declaration cannot be labeled: {0} 304javac.err.const.expr.required=\ 305 Constant expression required. 306javac.err.duplicate.default=\ 307 Duplicate ''default'' label. 308javac.err.not.supported=\ 309 ''{0}'' not supported. 310javac.err.return.with.value.constr=\ 311 ''return'' with value from constructor: {0} 312javac.err.package.repeated=\ 313 Only one package declaration allowed. 314javac.err.class.multidef=\ 315 Class {0} already defined in {1}. 316javac.err.class.multidef.import=\ 317 Class name {0} clashes with imported class {1}. 318javac.err.intf.constructor=\ 319 Interfaces can''t have constructors. 320javac.err.constr.modifier=\ 321 Constructors can''t be native, abstract, static, synchronized, or final: {0} 322javac.err.intf.initializer=\ 323 Interfaces can''t have static initializers. 324javac.err.intf.modifier.method=\ 325 Interface methods can''t be native, static, synchronized, final, private, or protected : {0} 326javac.err.intf.modifier.field=\ 327 Interface fields can''t be private or protected: {0} 328javac.err.transient.meth=\ 329 Method {0} can''t be transient. Only variables can be transient. 330javac.err.volatile.meth=\ 331 Method {0} can''t be volatile. Only variables can be volatile. 332javac.err.abstract.private.modifier=\ 333 Abstract methods can''t be private: {0} 334javac.err.abstract.static.modifier=\ 335 Abstract methods can''t be static: {0} 336javac.err.abstract.final.modifier=\ 337 Abstract methods can''t be final: {0} 338javac.err.abstract.native.modifier=\ 339 Abstract methods can''t be native: {0} 340javac.err.abstract.synchronized.modifier=\ 341 Abstract methods can''t be synchronized: {0} 342javac.err.invalid.meth.body=\ 343 Abstract and native methods can''t have a body: {0} 344javac.err.var.modifier=\ 345 Variables can''t be synchronized, abstract or native: {0} 346javac.err.var.floatmodifier=\ 347 Variables can''t be declared strict: {0} 348javac.err.inner.modifier=\ 349 Inner classes can''t be volatile, transient, native, or synchronized: {0} 350javac.err.transient.modifier=\ 351 Transient variables can''t be members of interfaces: {0} 352javac.err.volatile.modifier=\ 353 Volatile variables can''t be final or members of interfaces: {0} 354javac.err.initializer.needed=\ 355 This final variable must be initialized: {0} 356javac.err.meth.multidef=\ 357 Duplicate method declaration: {0} 358javac.err.meth.redef.rettype=\ 359 Methods can''t be redefined with a different return type: {0} was {1} 360javac.err.var.multidef=\ 361 Duplicate variable declaration: {0} was {1} 362javac.err.inner.class.multidef=\ 363 Duplicate inner class declaration: {0} is already defined in this scope. 364javac.err.intf.super.class=\ 365 Superclass of {0} can''t be an interface: {1} 366javac.err.cant.access.class=\ 367 Can''t access {0}. Class or interface must be public, in same package, or an accessible member class. 368javac.err.unqualified.name.required=\ 369 The type name in a qualified 'new' expression must be an unqualified identifier. 370javac.err.repeated.modifier=\ 371 Repeated modifier. 372javac.err.inconsistent.modifier=\ 373 Inconsistent member declaration. At most one of public, private, or protected may be specified. 374javac.err.super.is.final=\ 375 Can''t subclass final classes: {0} 376javac.err.super.is.intf=\ 377 Can''t subclass interfaces: {0} 378javac.err.cyclic.super=\ 379 Cyclic class inheritance. 380javac.err.super.is.inner=\ 381 Cyclic class inheritance: A subclass cannot enclose a superclass. 382javac.err.cyclic.intf=\ 383 Cyclic interface inheritance. 384javac.err.cyclic.scoping=\ 385 Cyclic class inheritance or scoping. 386javac.err.not.intf=\ 387 {0} must be an interface. 388javac.err.final.intf=\ 389 Interfaces can''t be final: {0} 390javac.err.intf.impl.intf=\ 391 An interface can''t implement anything; it can only extend other interfaces. 392javac.err.multiple.inherit=\ 393 Multiple inheritance is not supported. 394javac.err.intf.repeated=\ 395 Interface {0} repeated. 396javac.err.class.format=\ 397 Invalid class file format in {0}. {1} 398javac.err.truncated.class=\ 399 Unexpected end of file encountered while reading the class file {0}. 400javac.err.no.meth.body=\ 401 Method {0} requires a method body. Otherwise declare it as abstract. 402javac.err.no.constructor.body=\ 403 Constructor {0} requires a method body. 404javac.err.bad.constructor.modifier=\ 405 Constructors may not be modified by strictfp. 406javac.err.void.inst.var=\ 407 Instance variables can''t be void: {0} 408javac.err.invalid.method.decl=\ 409 Invalid method declaration; return type required. 410javac.err.invalid.method.decl.name=\ 411 Invalid method declaration; method name required. 412javac.err.invalid.method.decl.qual=\ 413 Invalid qualified constructor name. 414javac.err.super.not.found=\ 415 Superclass {0} of {1} not found. 416javac.err.intf.not.found=\ 417 Interface {0} of {1} not found. 418javac.err.final.abstract=\ 419 Class {0} can''t be declared both abstract and final. 420javac.err.void.array=\ 421 Array of void is not a valid type. 422javac.err.void.argument=\ 423 Argument can''t have type void: {0} 424javac.err.invalid.expr=\ 425 Invalid expression statement. 426javac.err.catch.not.reached=\ 427 catch not reached. 428javac.err.stat.not.reached=\ 429 Statement not reached. 430javac.err.init.no.normal.completion=\ 431 Initializer must be able to complete normally. 432javac.err.arithmetic.exception=\ 433 Arithmetic exception. 434javac.err.generic=\ 435 {0} 436javac.err.public.class.file=\ 437 Public {0} must be defined in a file called "{1}". 438javac.err.package.class.file=\ 439 {0} is defined in {1}. Because it is used outside of its source file, it should be defined in a file called "{2}". 440javac.err.lose.precision=\ 441 Possible loss of precision. Use an explicit cast to convert {0} to {1}. 442javac.err.duplicate.argument=\ 443 Variable ''{0}'' is used twice in the argument list of this method. 444javac.err.local.redefined=\ 445 Variable ''{0}'' is already defined in this method. 446javac.err.local.class.redefined=\ 447 Local class ''{0}'' is already defined in this method. 448javac.err.inner.redefined=\ 449 The class name ''{0}'' is already defined in this scope. An inner class may not have the same simple name as any of its enclosing classes. 450javac.err.inherited.hides.field=\ 451 Variable ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a variable of the same name in {2}. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the desired instance. 452javac.err.inherited.hides.local=\ 453 Variable ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a local variable of the same name. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the variable, or the local must be renamed. 454javac.err.inherited.hides.method=\ 455 Method ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a method of the same name in {2}. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the desired instance. 456javac.err.inherited.hides.type=\ 457 Type ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a type of the same name in an enclosing scope. An explicit qualifier prefix must be used to name this type. 458javac.err.private.class=\ 459 The type {0} can''t be private. Package members are always accessible within the current package. 460javac.err.static.class=\ 461 The type {0} can''t be declared static. It is already top-level, since it is a member of a package. 462javac.err.protected.class=\ 463 The type {0} can''t be made protected. Package members can either be public or local to the current package. 464javac.err.recursive.constr=\ 465 Recursive constructor invocation: {0}. 466javac.err.wrong.class=\ 467 File {0} does not contain {1} as expected, but {2}. Please remove the file, or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the class path. 468javac.err.wrong.source=\ 469 File {0} does not contain {1} as expected. Please adjust the class path so that the file does not appear in the {2}. 470javac.err.class.not.found=\ 471 Class {0} not found in {1}. 472javac.err.class.not.found.no.context=\ 473 Class {0} not found. 474javac.err.package.not.found=\ 475 Package {0} not found in {1}. 476javac.err.package.not.found.strong=\ 477 Package {0} not found. Please adjust the classpath so that package {0} is accessible. 478javac.err.class.package.conflict=\ 479 A type and a package cannot have the same name. The name {0} cannot be used to name a class while the package {0} is accessible. 480javac.err.package.class.conflict=\ 481 A type and a package cannot have the same name. The name {0} cannot be used to name a package while the class {1} is accessible. 482javac.err.package.class.conflict.strong=\ 483 The name {0} must refer to a package. It is illegal for there to be an accessible class named {1} because types and packages cannot have the same name. The class {1} should be renamed or taken off the classpath. 484javac.err.illegal.mangled.name=\ 485 Invalid name {0} for {1}. 486javac.err.class.and.package=\ 487 Ambiguous name: {0} is both a class and a package. 488javac.err.throws.not.throwable=\ 489 {0} in throws clause must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable. 490javac.err.throw.not.throwable=\ 491 Can''t throw {0}; it must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable. 492javac.err.catch.not.throwable=\ 493 Can''t catch {0}; it must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable. 494javac.err.initializer.exception=\ 495 Exception {0} can''t be thrown in initializer. 496javac.err.cant.read=\ 497 Can''t read: {0} 498javac.err.cant.write=\ 499 Can''t write: {0} 500javac.err.fatal.error=\ 501 An error has occurred in the compiler; please file a bug report (http://bugreport.sun.com/bugreport/). 502javac.err.fatal.exception=\ 503 An exception has occurred in the compiler; please file a bug report (http://bugreport.sun.com/bugreport/). 504javac.err.no.inner.classes=\ 505 Support for inner classes has been disabled. 506javac.err.uncaught.exception=\ 507 Exception {0} must be caught, or it must be declared in the throws clause of this method. 508javac.err.constructor.exception=\ 509 Exception {0} must be caught, or it must be declared in the throws clause of this constructor. 510javac.err.def.constructor.exception=\ 511 A default constructor cannot be created for this class because the constructor of its superclass throws the exception {0}. Define the constructor for this class explicitly. 512javac.err.catch.not.thrown=\ 513 Exception {0} is never thrown in the body of the corresponding try statement. 514#warning: 515javac.err.array.clone.supported=\ 516 Note: The cloning of an array does not throw any checked exceptions, and therefore does not require any catch clauses. Please remove unused catch clauses, or if you wish to retain compatibility with older compilers, you may insert an artificial throw as follows: if (false) throw new CloneNotSupportedException(); 517javac.err.no.outer.arg=\ 518 No enclosing instance of {0} is in scope; \ 519 an explicit one must be provided when creating {1}, \ 520 as in "outer. new Inner()" or "outer. super()". 521javac.err.no.default.outer.arg=\ 522 No enclosing instance of {0} is in scope; \ 523 cannot create a default constructor for {1}. 524javac.err.no.outer.base=\ 525 No enclosing instance of {0} is in scope; \ 526 an explicit one must be provided when accessing {1}, \ 527 as in "outer.member". 528javac.err.inner.interface=\ 529 Member interfaces can only occur in interfaces and top-level classes. 530javac.err.static.inner.class=\ 531 The type {0} can''t be static. Static members can only occur in interfaces and top-level classes. 532javac.err.static.inner.field=\ 533 Variable {0} can''t be static in {1}. Only members of interfaces and top-level classes can be static. 534javac.err.static.inner.method=\ 535 Method {0} can''t be static in {1}. Only members of interfaces and top-level classes can be static. 536javac.err.too.many.errors=\ 537 Too many errors. (The limit on reported errors is {0}.) 538javac.err.override.static.with.instance=\ 539 The instance method {0} declared in {1} cannot override the static \ 540 method of the same signature declared in {2}. It is illegal to \ 541 override a static method. 542javac.err.hide.instance.with.static=\ 543 The static method {0} declared in {1} cannot hide the instance \ 544 method of the same signature declared in {2}. It is illegal to \ 545 hide an instance method. 546javac.err.override.final.method=\ 547 The method {0} declared in {1} cannot override the final method of \ 548 the same signature declared in {2}. Final methods cannot be \ 549 overridden. 550javac.err.override.is.deprecated=\ 551 The method {0} declared in {1} is not deprecated, but \ 552 overrides a deprecated method of the \ 553 same signature declared in {2}. 554javac.err.override.more.restrictive=\ 555 The method {0} declared in {1} cannot override the method of the \ 556 same signature declared in {2}. The access modifier is made more \ 557 restrictive. 558javac.err.override.different.return=\ 559 The method {0} declared in {1} cannot override the method of the \ 560 same signature declared in {2}. They must have the same return \ 561 type. 562javac.err.override.incompatible.exceptions=\ 563 The method {0} declared in {1} cannot override the method of the \ 564 same signature declared in {2}. Their throws clauses are \ 565 incompatible. 566javac.err.meet.different.return=\ 567 The method {0} inherited from {1} is incompatible with the method of \ 568 the same signature inherited from {2}. They must have the same \ 569 return type. 570javac.err.nontrivial.meet=\ 571 The definitions of method {0} inherited from {1} and {2} are \ 572 compatible, but the combination of them is nontrivial and has not \ 573 been implemented. As a workaround, declare {0} explicitly in this \ 574 class. 575javac.err.method.too.long=\ 576 This code requires generating a method with more than \ 577 64K bytes. Virtual machines may refuse the resulting class file. 578# 579javac.err.version.too.old=\ 580 The major version ''{0}'' is too old for this tool to understand. 581javac.err.version.too.recent=\ 582 The major.minor version ''{0}'' is too recent for this tool \ 583 to understand. 584# 585benv.parsed_in=[parsed {0} in {1} ms] 586benv.loaded_in=[loaded {0} in {1} ms] 587benv.failed_to_close_class_path=failed to close class path: {0} 588# 589main.usage=\ 590Usage: {0} <options> <source files>\n\ 591\n\ 592where <options> includes:\n\ 593\ \ -g Generate all debugging info\n\ 594\ \ -g:none Generate no debugging info\n\ 595\ \ -g:'{'lines,vars,source'}' Generate only some debugging info\n\ 596\ \ -O Optimize; may hinder debugging or enlarge class files\n\ 597\ \ -nowarn Generate no warnings\n\ 598\ \ -verbose Output messages about what the compiler is doing\n\ 599\ \ -deprecation Output source locations where deprecated APIs are used\n\ 600\ \ -classpath <path> Specify where to find user class files\n\ 601\ \ -sourcepath <path> Specify where to find input source files\n\ 602\ \ -bootclasspath <path> Override location of bootstrap class files\n\ 603\ \ -extdirs <dirs> Override location of installed extensions\n\ 604\ \ -d <directory> Specify where to place generated class files\n\ 605\ \ -encoding <encoding> Specify character encoding used by source files\n\ 606\ \ -target <release> Generate class files for specific VM version 607# 608main.unsupported.usage=\ 609\ \ -Xdepend Recursively search for more recent source files to recompile\n\ 610\ \ -Xstdout Send messages to System.out\n\ 611\ \ -Xverbosepath Describe how paths and standard extensions were searched\n\ 612\ \ -J<runtime flag> Pass argument to the java interpreter\n\ 613\n\ 614The -X and -J options are non-standard and subject to change without notice. 615# 616main.conflicting.options=The options {0} and {1} may not be used at the same time. 617main.option.already.seen=The {0} option may be specified no more than once. 618main.option.requires.argument=The {0} option requires an argument. 619main.bad.debug.option=The {0} option is not well formed. Only specify "lines", "vars", and "source" separated by commas. 620main.no.such.directory=The {0} directory does not exist. 621main.no.such.option={0} is an invalid option or argument. 622main.unknown.release=The release ''{0}'' is unknown to this compiler. 623main.wrote=[wrote {0}] 624main.errors={0} errors 625main.1error=1 error 626main.warnings={0} warnings 627main.1warning=1 warning 628main.done_in=[done in {0} ms] 629main.no.memory=\ 630 The compiler has run out of memory. Consider using the "-J-mx<number>" command line option to increase the maximum heap size. 631main.stack.overflow=\ 632 The compiler has run out of stack space. Consider using the "-J-oss<number>" command line option to increase the memory allocated for the Java stack. 633main.path.msg=\ 634 [The source classpath is "{0}"]\n\ 635 [The library classpath is "{1}"] 636javac.err.invalid.encoding.char=\ 637 The source file encoding may be different with this platform encoding. Please use -encoding option to adjust file encoding, or make sure source file converted to ASCII encoding. 638