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/**

 * JDK-8016235 : use before definition in catch block generated erroneous bytecode

 * as there is no guarantee anything in the try block has executed.

 *

 * @test

 * @run

 */

function f() {

    try {

    var parser = {};

    } catch (e) {

    parser = parser.context();

    }

}

function g() {

    try {

        return "apa";

    } catch (tmp) {

    //for now, too conservative as var ex declaration exists on the function

    //level, but at least the code does not break, and the analysis is driven

    //from the catch block (the rare case), not the try block (the common case)

        var ex = new Error("DOM Exception 5");

        ex.code = ex.number = 5;

        return ex;

    }

}