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| Summary: |
Specifying the same generic type twice results in compile error. |
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java
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Reporter: |
CompufreakVultureX |
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Compiler | Assignee: |
Dusan Balek <dbalek> |
| Status: |
RESOLVED
DUPLICATE
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| Severity: |
normal
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| Priority: |
P3
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| Version: |
8.0 | |
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| Hardware: |
PC | |
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| OS: |
Windows 7 x64 | |
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Issue Type:
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DEFECT
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| Attachments: |
Compilable source folder
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Created attachment 148214 [details] Compilable source folder For example make a new project and in the main class put the following code (I've also added this code as an attachment): @FunctionalInterface public interface Action2E<A, A, E extends Throwable> { void invoke(A arg1, A arg2) throws E; } Generic type A is specified twice. There is no compile error. When you try to run the project you get an error that the Main class is not found. In my own project this function was in another class in another package. Somehow I managed to fix the Main class not found error by replacing the Main function, but it introduced a NoClassDefFoundError somewhere else. As soon as I found out that my code caused the error I deleted it, but the project is beyond repair. Auto-complete is broken, and it won't run anymore. Clean and Build results in an error that tells me I should file a bug. I had to create an entirely new project without the erroneous code and now everything works fine again.