Description Bart Geraci 2004-11-30 13:25:24 EST

Build 200411300800

Here's a small single file Test1.java
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//import com.mycom.MMM;
//import com.mycom.NNN;

interface RRR< A extends MMM<A, B>, B extends NNN> {}

interface MMM< F extends MMM<F,G>, G extends NNN> { } 
interface NNN {}

class J1 implements MMM<J1, J2> { }
class J2 implements NNN { }

class J3 implements RRR<J1,J2> {} 

public class Test1 {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    J3 thing = null;
  }
}
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(1) The first time it compiles, it compiles without error.
(2) Now, comment out the MMM and NNN interfaces, and create them in another
package and uncomment the import statements. It compiles without error.
(3) Now recomment out the import statements, and uncomment the MMM and NNN
interfaces, then an error (explained below) occurs.
(4) Now do a "clean" on the project and the error goes away.

The error I'm getting is: 

Inconsistent classfile encountered: The undefined type parameter G is referenced
from within MMM<F>