There still exits that bug. The compiler may produce a wrong call in
the following case:
class A {}
class B extends A {}
class C extends C {}
class X {
void foo(A a) { .. }
void foo(B b) { .. }
}
If you call foo(new C()) on an instance of X, the compiler may produce
a call to foo(A). But the compiler correctly compile foo((B)new C()).
I haven't implemented a correct type inferencing algorithm yet.
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