-esa
[153 byte] By [jaaya] at [2007-10-2 20:26:40] 
why do we have to enable assertion for system class seperately using -esa. Is there any concept behind this.Any link will be helpful
I guess the goal is to ease turning on asserts in all classes except for system classes (behaviour of -ea switch in its no-argument form.)As a consequence, a special switch has been added to turn on assertion for all system classes.
TimTheEnchantora at 2007-7-13 23:09:38 >
Because you will usually only want them turned on for your own classes, not for the standard API which is debugged already.
jwentinga at 2007-7-13 23:09:38 >
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