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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 6939620 7020044 8062373

 *

 * @summary  Check that 'complex' inference sometimes works in method context

 * @author mcimadamore

 *

 */

public class Pos05 {

    static class Foo<X> {

        Foo(X x) {}

    }

    void m(Foo<Integer> fi) {}

    void test() {

        m(new Foo<>(1));

        m(new Foo<>(1) {});

    }

    public static void main(String [] args) {

        new Pos05().test();

    }

}