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duke@1: 
duke@1: /**
duke@1:  * @test
duke@1:  * @bug 4035335
duke@1:  * @summary Incorrect dead code analysis when break statements break
duke@1:  * themselves.
duke@1:  *
duke@1:  * @run clean BadBreak
duke@1:  * @run compile BadBreak.java
duke@1:  * @run main BadBreak
duke@1:  */
duke@1: 
duke@1: // The test fails if the code fails to compile.
duke@1: 
duke@1: public class BadBreak {
duke@1:     public static void main(String [] args) {
duke@1:     label:
duke@1:         break label;
duke@1:         System.out.println("I am correctly reached!");
duke@1:     }
duke@1: }