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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 4082814

 * @summary Constant shift expressions whose left operands were of type

 *          long were previously not evaluated correctly at compile-time.

 *          This is for the most part invisible, but it can be detected

 *          with the following test after 1.2beta1.

 * @author turnidge

 *

 * @compile ShiftExpressionTest.java

 * @run main ShiftExpressionTest

 */

public class ShiftExpressionTest {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {

        String s = "" + (0x0101L << 2) + (0x0101L >> 2) + (0x0101L >>> 2);

        if (s.indexOf("null",0) != -1) {

            throw new Exception(

                  "incorrect compile-time evaluation of shift");

        }

    }

}