The following will result in
"class test.C1 interface function I1.Foo isn't implemented"
class C1 : I1
{}
public interface I1
{
void Foo();
}
, but
class C(T) : I!(T)
{}
public interface I(T)
{
T Foo();
}
will give compile error only if a declaration of the class is present somewhere.
Is this normal?