library;
//
// Problems in library:
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:16:14: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   var c1 = C.bar<int>();
//              ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:18:18: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   var c2 = new C.bar<int>();
//                  ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:20:22: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   var c3 = C<String>.bar<int>();
//                      ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:22:26: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   var c4 = new C<String>.bar<int>();
//                          ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:25:16: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   const d1 = D.foo<int>();
//                ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:27:22: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   const d2 = const D.foo<int>();
//                      ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:29:24: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   const d3 = D<String>.foo<int>();
//                        ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:31:30: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   const d4 = const D<String>.foo<int>();
//                              ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:34:16: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   var e1 = p.E.bar<int>();
//                ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:36:20: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   var e2 = new p.E.bar<int>();
//                    ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:38:24: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   var e3 = p.E<String>.bar<int>();
//                        ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:40:28: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   var e4 = new p.E<String>.bar<int>();
//                            ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:43:18: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   const f1 = p.F.foo<int>();
//                  ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:45:24: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   const f2 = const p.F.foo<int>();
//                        ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:47:26: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   const f3 = p.F<String>.foo<int>();
//                          ^^^
//
// pkg/front_end/testcases/regress/issue_34403.dart:49:32: Error: A constructor invocation can't have type arguments on the constructor name.
// Try to place the type arguments on the class name.
//   const f4 = const p.F<String>.foo<int>();
//                                ^^^
//
import self as self;
import "dart:core" as core;
import "issue_34403_lib.dart" as iss;

import "org-dartlang-testcase:///issue_34403_lib.dart" as p;

class C<T extends core::Object* = dynamic> extends core::Object {
  constructor bar() → self::C<self::C::T*>*
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
}
class D<T extends core::Object* = dynamic> extends core::Object {
  const constructor foo() → self::D<self::D::T*>*
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
}
static method main() → dynamic {
  dynamic c1 = new self::C::bar<core::int*>();
  c1.toString();
  dynamic c2 = new self::C::bar<core::int*>();
  c2.toString();
  dynamic c3 = new self::C::bar<core::String*>();
  c3.toString();
  dynamic c4 = new self::C::bar<core::String*>();
  c4.toString();
  (#C1).toString();
  (#C1).toString();
  (#C2).toString();
  (#C2).toString();
  dynamic e1 = new iss::E::bar<core::int*>();
  e1.toString();
  dynamic e2 = new iss::E::bar<dynamic>();
  e2.toString();
  dynamic e3 = new iss::E::bar<core::String*>();
  e3.toString();
  dynamic e4 = new iss::E::bar<core::String*>();
  e4.toString();
  (#C3).toString();
  (#C4).toString();
  (#C5).toString();
  (#C5).toString();
}

library;
import self as iss;
import "dart:core" as core;

class E<T extends core::Object* = dynamic> extends core::Object {
  constructor bar() → iss::E<iss::E::T*>*
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
}
class F<T extends core::Object* = dynamic> extends core::Object {
  const constructor foo() → iss::F<iss::F::T*>*
    : super core::Object::•()
    ;
}

constants  {
  #C1 = self::D<core::int*> {}
  #C2 = self::D<core::String*> {}
  #C3 = iss::F<core::int*> {}
  #C4 = iss::F<dynamic> {}
  #C5 = iss::F<core::String*> {}
}