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Blog Archive for emcmanus during March 2007

If you've ever made a serious effort to get rid of "unchecked" warnings from the Java compiler (the ones it gives you with -Xlint:unchecked) then you'll probably have found some cases where you know a cast is correct but you can't convince the compiler of it. Is there anything better than adding @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") around the whole method? The problem with the @SuppressWarnings...