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package java.lang.invoke;
/** <P> MagicLambdaImpl (named for similarity to MagicAccessorImpl and
others, not because it actually implements an interface) is a
marker class in the hierarchy. All subclasses of this class are
"magically" granted access by the VM to otherwise inaccessible
fields and methods of other classes. It is distinct from MagicAccessorImpl
because, while we want to bypass accessibility checks, we do not want to
bypass verification.</P>
<P> Do not change the name of this class without also changing the
VM's code. </P> */
class MagicLambdaImpl {
}