Andreas

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Cli: Missing image exposure option

Cli: Missing mapping option (which affects the final HDR)

Thanks for this information! Now it works. I still need to solve the following problem: I'd like to have a certain API to run commands as explicitly without side-effects, like this: Utils.noSideEffects(this::command); Utils.noSideEffects(() -> { ... }); Utils.noSideEffects(new NoSideEffectsRunnable() { @Override public void run() { ... } }); // Java 7 My rules to remove such calls currently are: -assumenosideeffects class my.project.util.Utils { public static Object noSideEffects(...); public static...

Thanks for this information! Now it works. I still need to solve the following problem: I'd like to have a certain API to run commands as explicitly without side-effects, like this: Utils.noSideEffects(this::command); Utils.noSideEffects(() -> { ... }); Utils.noSideEffects(new NoSideEffectsRunnable() { @Override public void run() { ... } }); // Java 7 My rules to remove such calls currently are: -assumenosideeffects class my.project.util.Utils { public static Object noSideEffects(...); } -assumenosideeffects...

With limited optimizations, the bytecode viewer shows the MultiDex private constructor as private MultiDex() { // <init> //()V aload0 // reference to self invokespecial java/lang/Object.<init>()V return } and with full optimizations: private MultiDex() { // <init> //()V return }

Verification error due to bad private default constructor