For small strings it may be beneficial to store them as is in the proto at one
point instead of in a class annotation, because each annotation argument in the
classfile has a constant overhead which may be significant for small strings
Together with almost every type now there's also an id which references a type
from a separate table. Storing such ids instead of Type messages will allow to
reduce the size of the metadata for files where types are used many times over
and over again. Currently only deserialization of such types is supported,
along with the former mechanism
Inherit KProperty from PropertyMetadata, cache corresponding KProperty objects
instead of PropertyMetadataImpl objects, add support for properties with 2
receivers
It has been done just to avoid clashes with real declarations that look
like our builtins: e.g. 'String removeAt(int index) {}' and 'String remove(int index) {}'in Java.
But synthesized members are even weaker than extensions.
Solution is just to ignore the latter declaration and treat first as effective override
of out builltin.
- report errors on implementing methods of Any in interfaces
- update testData
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Java 8 override restrictions: interface can't implement a method of 'Any'
- update compiler sources
This proved to be a fragile technique, which probably doesn't even improve
performance in most cases but has lots of unexpected problems: unconditional
initialization of reflection classes, increasing the size of the bytecode, bugs
with <clinit> in annotations on JVM 6, inability to support conversion of a
class from Kotlin to Java without recompiling clients which use it
reflectively, etc.
When the trivial type mapping (implemented in JvmProtoBufUtil) from
ProtoBuf.Type instances works fine, don't write the signature since it can be
loaded by exactly the same trivial type mapping
Annotations on properties should be loaded not when the message is Property
(this happens for getters/setters as well), but when the kind is explicitly set
to PROPERTY. Also restore construction of JVM signatures for constructors
Alexander Udalov