Name: diC59631 Date: 01/28/98


Compile the following:

    interface F1 { void method (); }
    interface F2 { void method (); }
    interface F3 extends F1 /*, F2 */ {}

    class C implements F3 {
       public void method () { System.out.println("So there!"); }
    }

    public class Hello {
       public static void main (String[] args) {
          F3 f = new C();
          f.method();
       }
    }

Note, however, if you remove the comments around ", F2 " in the definition
of F3, you will get a compiler error, which is inconsistent with the Java
language spec.

Error: C:\rich\bugs\Hello.java(12): Reference to method is ambiguous. It is defined in void method() and void method().

As far as I can see in the Java language spec, this is a totally valid program.
(Review ID: 24108)
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