K2: add bytecode listing tests

#KT-57171 Fixed
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Alexander Udalov
2023-03-10 00:18:25 +01:00
parent f8deae4570
commit f0fba7be64
59 changed files with 5423 additions and 55 deletions
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface A {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype.kt'
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface B {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype.kt'
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public final class G {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype.kt'
public method <init>(): void
public final method check(@org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull p0: IFoo): void
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface IFoo {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype.kt'
public abstract method accept(@org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull p0: X): void
}
@kotlin.Metadata
final class NonApproxToValidSupertypeKt$test$1 {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype.kt'
enclosing method NonApproxToValidSupertypeKt.test()V
public final static field INSTANCE: NonApproxToValidSupertypeKt$test$1
inner (anonymous) class NonApproxToValidSupertypeKt$test$1
static method <clinit>(): void
method <init>(): void
public final method accept(@org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull p0: X): void
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public final class NonApproxToValidSupertypeKt {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype.kt'
inner (anonymous) class NonApproxToValidSupertypeKt$test$1
public final static method sel(p0: java.lang.Object, p1: java.lang.Object): java.lang.Object
public final static method test(): void
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface X {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype.kt'
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface Z {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype.kt'
}
@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
// K1 generates `accept(Object)` and bridge `accept(X)` in the SAM adapter.
// K2 generates `accept(X)` only. It is fine though, because if `check`'s parameter is passed where Z is expected, checkcast is added.
interface X
interface Z
@@ -17,4 +20,4 @@ class G<T> where T: X, T: Z {
fun test() {
val g = sel(G<A>(), G<B>()) // g: G<out { X & Z }>
g.check {} // (*) target SAM type: IFoo<{ X & Z }> (TODO: report a compile time error for this case)
}
}
@@ -0,0 +1,62 @@
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface A {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface B {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public final class G {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
public method <init>(): void
public final method check(@org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull p0: IFoo): void
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface IFoo {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
public abstract method accept(@org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull p0: U): void
}
@kotlin.Metadata
final class NonApproxToValidSupertype2Kt$test$1 {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
enclosing method NonApproxToValidSupertype2Kt.test()V
public final static field INSTANCE: NonApproxToValidSupertype2Kt$test$1
inner (anonymous) class NonApproxToValidSupertype2Kt$test$1
static method <clinit>(): void
method <init>(): void
public final method accept(@org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull p0: X): void
public synthetic bridge method accept(p0: U): void
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public final class NonApproxToValidSupertype2Kt {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
inner (anonymous) class NonApproxToValidSupertype2Kt$test$1
public final static method sel(p0: java.lang.Object, p1: java.lang.Object): java.lang.Object
public final static method test(): void
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface U {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface W {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface X {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
}
@kotlin.Metadata
public interface Z {
// source: 'nonApproxToValidSupertype2.kt'
}
@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
// K1 generates `accept(Object)` and bridge `accept(U)` in the SAM adapter.
// K2 generates `accept(X)` and bridge `accept(U)`. It is fine though, because if `check`'s parameter is passed where Z or W is expected, checkcast is added.
interface X: U, W
interface Z: U, W
@@ -20,4 +23,4 @@ class G<T> where T: U, T: W {
fun test() {
val g = sel(G<A>(), G<B>())
g.check {} // TODO: report a compile time error for this case
}
}