Traits with associated types break in where clauses on impl items

[sfackler]

#![feature(associated_types)]

trait PoolManager {
    type C;
}

struct InnerPool<M> {
    manager: M,
}

impl<M> InnerPool<M> where M: PoolManager {}

fn main() {}

test.rs:11:31: 11:42 error: no suitable bound on `<generic #0>`
test.rs:11 impl<M> InnerPool<M> where M: PoolManager {}
                                         ^~~~~~~~~~~
error: aborting due to previous error

Moving the bounds to the old style allows it to compile.

[jroesch]

This seems to be an issue with where clauses, the error has morphed into:

rust/test3.rs:11:31: 11:42 error: associated types may not be referenced here
rust/test3.rs:11 impl<M> InnerPool<M> where M: PoolManager {}

I will track this as part of where clause clean up.