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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P4
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None
The more-specific method analysis fails to acknowledge that the function types of two functional interface types being compared may be generic.
Example:
interface Foo {
<T> ArrayList<T> m();
}
interface Bar {
<E> List<E> m();
}
Presumably all checks comparing the two function types should be subject to alpha-renaming (8.4.4); and an additional check should ensure that the type parameters are equivalent.
Similar changes are necessary in 18.5.4.
Example:
interface Foo {
<T> ArrayList<T> m();
}
interface Bar {
<E> List<E> m();
}
Presumably all checks comparing the two function types should be subject to alpha-renaming (8.4.4); and an additional check should ensure that the type parameters are equivalent.
Similar changes are necessary in 18.5.4.
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JDK-8143576 15.12.2.5: Refine parameter equality constraint for functional most-specific test
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