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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 4856981

 * @summary generics: overridden method gets invoked (bridge method problem)

 * @author gafter

 *

 * @compile  BridgeOrder.java

 * @run main BridgeOrder

 */

interface A<T> {

    public void f(T x);

}

class X {

}

// Moving class B here makes the problem go away

class C<T extends X> extends B<T> implements A<T> {

// This also makes the problem go away.

/*

  public void f(T x) {

    super.f(x);

  } */

}

class B<T extends X> implements A<T> {

    public void f(T x) {

        System.out.println("B.f()");

    }

}

class D extends C<X> {

    public void f(X y) {

        System.out.println("D.f()");

    }

}

public class BridgeOrder {

    public static void main(String args[]) {

        A<X> x = new D();

        x.f(new X());

    }

}