Thu, 10 Oct 2013 14:58:04 +0200
8001931: The new build system whitespace cleanup
Reviewed-by: tbell, simonis, erikj
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24 /*
25 * This file is not a regular test, but is processed by ./TreeScannerTest.java,
26 * which verifies the operation of the javac TreeScanner.
27 * @bug 6923080
28 * @summary TreeScanner.visitNewClass should scan tree.typeargs
29 */
30 class T6923080 {
31 void test() {
32 C c = new <Integer>C(); // exercises TreeScanner.visitNewClass
33 Object o = c.<Float>m(); // exercises TreeScanner.visitApply
34 }
36 static class C {
37 <T> C() { }
38 <T> T m() { return null; }
39 }
40 }