Move 'generateExpressionForReferencedDescriptor' to CallGenerator,
use it in 'generateCall',
add PSI-free versions of some utility methods so that call elements can
be generated when we're already deep in ResolvedCall generation
and have forgotten about PSI.
There are two different tests: the one that checks that all versions are
consistent (but not equal, because some versions are major.minor.patch,
but some only major.minor), and the one that checks that versions of all
subprojects of the Maven projects are exactly equal (1.1-SNAPSHOT
currently)
#KT-16455 Fixed
Before this change such wrapping happened only during coercion,
i.e. when a call-site expected a KClass instance.
But when call-site expects Any, for example, no wrapping happened,
and raw j.l.Class instance was left on stack.
The solution is to put wrapping code closer to generation of annotation's
method call itself to guarantee that necessary wrapping will happen.
#KT-9453 Fixed
When synthetic member comes not from the receiver type itself,
but from one of its supertypes it doesn't make sense to subsitute
the member with receiver type, we should obtain relevant supertype
and use it instead.
#KT-16578 Fixed
Set constructor return type in FunctionDescriptorResolver#createConstructorDescriptor
(it seems to be the only place where ClassConstructorDescriptorImpl#initialize(...)
is called, but returnType is not set).
Provide proper dispatch receiver parameter for delegated members.
Use dispatch receiver parameter for delegated members in IR generation
for delegated member body (and check that the receiver has corresponding type).
When there is unsuccessful (e.g invisible) result of one kind (static/non-static)
and there is a successful candidate for another kind, choose the latter one.
Note, that we have to postpone commiting trace until we choose one of the results,
otherwise errors of unsuccessful results are reported
TODO: Maybe it makes sense to report all results when all of them are
unsuccessful (NONE_APPLICABLE or something like this)
#KT-16278 Fixed
Expression '1.unaryMinus()' is resolved as Int::unaryMinus call with Int receiver.
However, this expression is implicitly coerced to a different integral type (Byte, Short, Long)
based on results of constant evaluation.
Introduce IMPLICIT_INTEGER_COERCION type operator to handle such cases.
TODO: should we use it for simple constant expressions like '1' and '-1'?
To prevent tests from altering outcomes of the subsequent tests.
Also expose the clearCaches method (in the internal class
ReflectionFactoryImpl) so that it can be used in other places in similar
circumstances
Previously ReflectionTypes.find returned an error class in case a class
is not found in the module dependencies. The problem with this approach
is that each call site should call ErrorUtils.isError on the result and
report an error if needed, in order to stop this type from reaching the
codegen, which can't handle error types.
Now we create a MockClassDescriptor instance instead. It's not an error
class, so it'll be handled correctly in the codegen. Also its scope is
empty and errors are reported on any non-trivial usage (see
MissingDependencyClassChecker), so this approach is not worse than error
classes
#KT-16484 Fixed
Finnaly markers are used only for non-local return processing and are removed after inlining to non-inline functions, same deletion should be performed on inlining to anonymous objects
#KT-16532 Fixed
The problem was that he number of mask parameters for defaults when
generating methods declaration was being calculated upon resulting signature
(with additional parameters: extension receivers, enum name/ordinal),
while on call-sites the masks number was calculated by the arguments number
in resolved call, i.e. by the number of real value parameters.
And because of the additional synthetic parameters (like enum.ordinal) these
two numbers could be different.
The solution is just to use value parameters number in both places.
Note, that we only count value parameters from the original sourse
declaration, ignoring synthetic ones generated by backend (e.g.
Continuation for suspend functions)
#KT-14565 Fixed
See the issue and the test. The problem was that when generating
call to `foo` method in member scope of `AT<*>` its resulting descriptor
after substitution and approximation was: fun foo(x: Nothing..Array<out Nothing>).
This signature is correct, but when using this parameter type
for generating a vararg argument the assertion is violated that
the type of the argument must be an array
(by default we're using lower flexible bound everywhere)
The solution is using upper bound for flexible types that should
always have a form of Array<out T> for varargs (even for such corner cases)
both for Kotlin and Java declarations.
#KT-14607 Fixed
Alexander Udalov