Hi Daniel, On 02/19/2015 06:03 PM, Daniel Fuchs wrote: > +1 for the java.logging changes :-)
Good, thank you! > I wonder whether there was a subtle reason for calling > .getClass() in java.lang.invoke? Maybe class initialization > or whatever? As far as I understand, if you are checking the argument, then it means you are being handed over the object instance, then somebody already did the instantiation, which means the class representing the object is already initialized. I think getClass() is just a trick employed in the absence of Objects.requireNonNull. Thanks, -Aleksey.
