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/**
 * Enclosing class for several strictfp-using types and methods.
 *
 * In the JVM, the ACC_STRICT bit is only defined for
 * methods/constructors and *not* classes/interfaces. Therefore, for
 * the checking in this test, the @StrictfpInSource annotation is only
 * applied to methods/constructors.
 */
public class StrictfpHost {
    public strictfp interface StrictfpInterface {
        // Implicitly strictfp
        @StrictfpInSource
        default double foo() {return 42.0;}
    }

    public strictfp class StrictfpClass {
        // Implicitly strictfp
        @StrictfpInSource
        public StrictfpClass() {
            super();
        }
    }

    @StrictfpInSource
    public strictfp static void main(String... args) {
        return;
    }
}