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/*

 * @test

 * @bug     6932571

 * @summary Compiling Generics causing Inconvertible types

 * @compile T6932571b.java

 */

class T6932571b {

    interface A1<T extends B<? super T>> {

        public T getT();

    }

    interface A2<T extends B<? extends T>> {

        public T getT();

    }

    class B<T extends B<T>> {}

    class C extends B<C> {}

    void test1(A1<?> a) {

        Object o = (C)a.getT();

    }

    void test2(A2<?> a) {

        Object o = (C)a.getT();

    }

}