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The bare * is ambiguous, so I added parens to make it unambiguous.
Also I removed some unused assignments.

I don't know how to turn on warnings for RSpec, so I just ran the tests
like this:

RUBYOPT=-w be rake spec

The bare `*` is ambiguous, so I added parens to make it unambiguous.
Also I removed some unused assignments.

I don't know how to turn on warnings for RSpec, so I just ran the tests
like this:

```
RUBYOPT=-w be rake spec
```
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Thank you! I couldn't figure out another way, either, so I added RUBYOPT=-w to our Travis config, I just keep forgetting to check (or run it that way at home).

While we're chatting, the other day we started seeing a segfault from ruby 2.3.0dev (2015-10-02 trunk 52005) on Travis. It consistently happens in the same test, same line of code. Example is here. Should I submit a bug report? Or just let it be?

jdantonio added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 2, 2015
@jdantonio jdantonio merged commit 4e8e03f into ruby-concurrency:master Oct 2, 2015
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