test/tools/javac/generics/diamond/7030150/Pos01.java

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 16:40:51 +0100

author
mcimadamore
date
Tue, 29 Mar 2011 16:40:51 +0100
changeset 950
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7030150: Type inference for generic instance creation failed for formal type parameter
Summary: Problem when explicit generic constructor type-arguments are used in conjunction with diamond
Reviewed-by: jjg

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    24 /*
    25  * @test
    26  * @bug 7030150
    27  * @summary Type inference for generic instance creation failed for formal type parameter
    28  *          check that redundant type-arguments on non-generic constructor are accepted
    29  * @compile Pos01.java
    30  */
    32 class Pos01 {
    34     static class Foo<X> {
    35         Foo(X t) {}
    36     }
    38     Foo<Integer> fi1 = new Foo<>(1);
    39     Foo<Integer> fi2 = new Foo<Integer>(1);
    40     Foo<Integer> fi3 = new <String> Foo<>(1);
    41     Foo<Integer> fi4 = new <String> Foo<Integer>(1);
    42     Foo<Integer> fi5 = new <String, String> Foo<>(1);
    43     Foo<Integer> fi6 = new <String, String> Foo<Integer>(1);
    44 }

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