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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 7185778

 * @summary javah error "Not a valid class name" on class names with dollar signs

 *   The first two tests are on an inner class name whose name does not contain $.

 *   The second two tests are on an inner class name whose name does contain $.

 *   The last test is on an outer class whose name contains $.

 * @run main T7185778 T7185778$inner

 * @run main T7185778 T7185778.inner

 * @run main T7185778 T7185778$inner$

 * @run main T7185778 T7185778.inner$

 * @run main T7185778 xx$yy

 */

public class T7185778 {

    class inner {

        native byte[] xxxxx(String name);

    }

    class inner$ {

        native byte[] xxxxx(String name);

    }

    static public void main(String[] args) {

        int rc = com.sun.tools.javah.Main.run(args, null);

        if ( rc != 0) {

            throw new Error("javah returned non zero: " + rc);

        }

    }

}

class xx$yy {

    native byte[] xxxxx(String name);

}