Thu, 10 Oct 2013 14:58:04 +0200
8001931: The new build system whitespace cleanup
Reviewed-by: tbell, simonis, erikj
duke@1 | 1 | /* |
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duke@1 | 4 | * |
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duke@1 | 8 | * |
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duke@1 | 22 | */ |
duke@1 | 23 | |
duke@1 | 24 | /* |
duke@1 | 25 | * @test |
duke@1 | 26 | * @bug 4856981 |
duke@1 | 27 | * @summary generics: overridden method gets invoked (bridge method problem) |
duke@1 | 28 | * @author gafter |
duke@1 | 29 | * |
darcy@289 | 30 | * @compile BridgeOrder.java |
duke@1 | 31 | * @run main BridgeOrder |
duke@1 | 32 | */ |
duke@1 | 33 | |
duke@1 | 34 | interface A<T> { |
duke@1 | 35 | public void f(T x); |
duke@1 | 36 | } |
duke@1 | 37 | |
duke@1 | 38 | class X { |
duke@1 | 39 | } |
duke@1 | 40 | |
duke@1 | 41 | // Moving class B here makes the problem go away |
duke@1 | 42 | |
duke@1 | 43 | class C<T extends X> extends B<T> implements A<T> { |
duke@1 | 44 | |
duke@1 | 45 | // This also makes the problem go away. |
duke@1 | 46 | /* |
duke@1 | 47 | public void f(T x) { |
duke@1 | 48 | super.f(x); |
duke@1 | 49 | } */ |
duke@1 | 50 | } |
duke@1 | 51 | |
duke@1 | 52 | class B<T extends X> implements A<T> { |
duke@1 | 53 | public void f(T x) { |
duke@1 | 54 | System.out.println("B.f()"); |
duke@1 | 55 | } |
duke@1 | 56 | } |
duke@1 | 57 | |
duke@1 | 58 | class D extends C<X> { |
duke@1 | 59 | public void f(X y) { |
duke@1 | 60 | System.out.println("D.f()"); |
duke@1 | 61 | } |
duke@1 | 62 | } |
duke@1 | 63 | |
duke@1 | 64 | public class BridgeOrder { |
duke@1 | 65 | public static void main(String args[]) { |
duke@1 | 66 | A<X> x = new D(); |
duke@1 | 67 | x.f(new X()); |
duke@1 | 68 | } |
duke@1 | 69 | } |