In some cases Fastjavac compiles sources without errors which will not
be compiled by Sun JDK's Javac.

Following is the code which shows this behaviour. 
If the visibility of the top level inner class "StaticInnerClass" in the baseclass
"FastJavacBugTestA_Base" is private, javac shows this error when compiling 
the derived class "FastJavacTestA_Derived":

FastJavacBugTestA_Derived.java [19:1] doNothing() inFastJavacBugTestA_Base.StaticInnerClass is not defined in a public
class or interface; cannot be accessed from outside package

In contrary, FastJavac compiles the same code without errors (which shouldn't 
be the case).

If the visibility of the top level inner class "StaticInnerClass" in the baseclass 
is changed (to anything else than private), the code is correctly compiled by both compilers.

Test Code:

public class FastJavacBugTestA_Base {

    protected StaticInnerClass member;
    
    public FastJavacBugTestA_Base() {
        member = new StaticInnerClass();
    }
    
    private static class StaticInnerClass {
        public void doNothing() {
        }
    }
}


public class FastJavacBugTestA_Derived extends FastJavacBugTestA_Base {

    public FastJavacBugTestA_Derived() {
        super();
        member.doNothing();
    }
}