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Enabling assertions

 
V Bose
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I have set the compliance setting to 1.4, but I am not able to run and trigger an assertion error. Even if the assertion fails, the console does not report the assertion failure. Is there some option in eclipse which I am not setting properly?
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Just add "-enableassertions" to the VM arguments. I haven't seen a preferences setting for enabling assertions.

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