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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 8006582

 * @summary javac should generate method parameters correctly.

 * @build Tester

 * @compile -parameters AnnotationTest.java

 * @run main Tester AnnotationTest AnnotationTest.out

 */

import java.lang.annotation.*;

/** Test that annotations do not interfere with recording of parameter names */

class AnnotationTest {

    @Repeatable(Annos.class)

    @interface Anno {

        Class f() default int.class;

    }

    @interface Annos { Anno[] value(); String foo() default "hello"; }

    interface I {

        int m(@Anno @Anno int i, @Anno int ji);

    }

    public AnnotationTest(@Anno @Anno I i, @Anno int ji) { }

    public @Anno String foo(@Anno @Anno I i, int ji) { return null; }

}