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45   The concept of class ids allows distinguishing different versions of classes,
47   application server or different versions of libraries are included.
57   in setups where different classes are used at runtime and at analysis time.
60 <h3>What happens if different classes are used at runtime and at analysis time?</h3>
78 <h3>What can cause different class ids?</h3>
81   There is a couple of reasons why you might get different class files. First
82   compiling Java source files will result in different class files if you use
83   a different tool chain:
86   <li>Different compiler vendor (e.g. Eclipse vs. Oracle JDK)</li>
87   <li>Different compiler versions</li>
88   <li>Different compiler settings (e.g. debug vs. non-debug) </li>
98   classes seen by the JaCoCo runtime agent are different anyways. This typically
156   If we would use just slightly different classes at analysis time than at
157   runtime &mdash; e.g. different method ordering or additional branches &mdash;
158   we would end-up with different probes. For example the probe at index
170   Therefore it is not possible to include two different classes with the same
171   name within a group. Anyhow it is possible to analyze different versions of