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Remove obsolete FIXME

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Ilmir Usmanov
2020-09-17 23:56:39 +02:00
committed by Ilmir Usmanov
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@@ -3160,21 +3160,6 @@ since adapted function references are not supported in reflection. So, instead o
Unlike usual callable references, the one in the example should accept the continuation parameter, but it should ignore it since the Unlike usual callable references, the one in the example should accept the continuation parameter, but it should ignore it since the
function is ordinary. function is ordinary.
FIXME: These adapted references shall use the `SuspendFunction` marker as well. Otherwise, the user can get funny behavior as in the
example:
```kotlin
fun callMe(): String = "OK"
suspend fun isSuspend(c: suspend () -> String) = c is suspend () -> String
suspend fun callSuspend(c: suspend () -> String) = (c as suspend () -> String)()
suspend fun main() {
println(isSuspend(::callMe))
println(callSuspend(::callMe))
}
```
Yep, `c` is both suspend functional type and non-suspend functional type.
### Start ### Start
Unlike suspend lambdas, we cannot just call `create` when we start a coroutine (in a broad sense) from a callable reference. Since the Unlike suspend lambdas, we cannot just call `create` when we start a coroutine (in a broad sense) from a callable reference. Since the
object does not have a `create` method and is not a continuation. object does not have a `create` method and is not a continuation.