Differ this/non-this instances for vars initialization in class

When deal with constructed object (not this) treat it like it's fully initialized.

Otherwise (this or access with no receiver) access instruction
should be handled as it was before.

 #KT-6788 Fixed
 #KT-4126 Fixed
This commit is contained in:
Denis Zharkov
2015-02-17 10:23:07 +03:00
parent 1004e016fd
commit 7d963e8e07
17 changed files with 300 additions and 50 deletions
@@ -37,18 +37,18 @@ L0:
w(foo|<v0>) INIT: in: {foo=D} out: {foo=ID}
2 mark({ foo.c foo.c = 2 42 }) INIT: in: {foo=ID} out: {foo=ID}
mark(foo.c)
r(foo) -> <v1> USE: in: {c=READ, foo=READ} out: {c=READ, foo=READ}
r(c|<v1>) -> <v2> USE: in: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ, foo=READ} out: {c=READ, foo=READ}
r(foo) -> <v3> USE: in: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ} out: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ, foo=READ}
r(2) -> <v4> USE: in: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ} out: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ}
w(foo.c|<v3>, <v4>) INIT: in: {foo=ID} out: {c=I, foo=ID} USE: in: {} out: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ}
r(42) -> <v5> INIT: in: {c=I, foo=ID} out: {c=I, foo=ID}
r(foo) -> <v1> USE: in: {c=READ, foo=READ} out: {c=READ, foo=READ}
r(c|<v1>) -> <v2> USE: in: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ, foo=READ} out: {c=READ, foo=READ}
r(foo) -> <v3> USE: in: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ} out: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ, foo=READ}
r(2) -> <v4> USE: in: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ} out: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ}
w(foo.c|<v3>, <v4>) USE: in: {} out: {c=ONLY_WRITTEN_NEVER_READ}
r(42) -> <v5>
L1:
1 <END>
error:
<ERROR> INIT: in: {} out: {}
sink:
<SINK> INIT: in: {c=I, foo=ID} out: {c=I, foo=ID} USE: in: {} out: {}
<SINK> INIT: in: {foo=ID} out: {foo=ID} USE: in: {} out: {}
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== Foo ==
trait Foo {
@@ -64,4 +64,4 @@ error:
<ERROR> INIT: in: {} out: {}
sink:
<SINK> INIT: in: {c=D} out: {c=D} USE: in: {} out: {}
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