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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 8003280

 * @summary Add lambda tests

 *  Structural most specific doesn't handle cases with wildcards in functional interfaces

 * @compile/fail/ref=MostSpecific04.out -XDrawDiagnostics MostSpecific04.java

 */

public class MostSpecific04 {

    interface DoubleMapper<T> {

        double map(T t);

    }

    interface LongMapper<T> {

        long map(T t);

    }

    static class MyList<E> {

        void map(DoubleMapper<? super E> m) { }

        void map(LongMapper<? super E> m) { }

    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        MyList<String> ls = new MyList<String>();

        ls.map(e->e.length()); //ambiguous - implicit

        ls.map((String e)->e.length()); //ok

    }

}