The inline class is boxed when we pass it as lambda argument, now we
unbox it. If the underlying type is not Any or Any?, bridge method does
the unboxing.
#KT-32450 Fixed
#KT-39923 Fixed
#KT-32228 Fixed
#KT-40282 Fixed
This commit enables the execution of suspend box tests in a separate
test. It's a QoL improvement in the existing bb tests but, motivating
these changes, enables the new debugger stepping tests to step
coroutine code.
Before this commit, we cached such IR properties by FIR property
which was created by Java field each time when we referenced it.
This led to signature clashes. Now we cache such IR properties
directly by associated FIR field.
instead of storing it into a captured temporary.
This makes the resulting lambdas equivalend to adapted function
references produced by PSI2IR or FIR2IR.
#KT-42492 Fixed
Types such as 'Collection<? extends CharSequence>' are treated as
'(kotlin.collections.MutableCollection<out kotlin.CharSequence!>
..kotlin.collections.Collection<kotlin.CharSequence!>?)'
by the front-end.
When generating generic signatures, JVM BE takes lower bound (which is
'kotlin.collections.MutableCollection<out kotlin.CharSequence!>').
Emulate this behavior in TypeTranslator.
All inline classes should be boxed coming in and out of lambdas,
however, if the inline class was returned non-locally, it was not boxed.
This change fixes the issue in Old JVM BE.
#KT-41194 In progress
Discarding the value used to leave an unused-but-never-destroyed
temporary variable. It's best to not separate calls to `enterTemp`
and `leaveTemp`.
Not sure what kind of test to add though, since this is minor -- if the
result of the comparison is discarded, then the entire statement is more
or less pointless.
#KT-42251 Fixed
FirVisibilityChecker::isVisible checked if a private declaration can be
accessed at a use site by matching class ids of the private
declaration's owner with the use site's containing class
declarations. When the private declaration is defined in an enum
entry and used in the same entry, its owner class id has the enum
entry name, but the use site is in an FirAnonymousObject, which has
"anonymous" as the class id. This causes visibility check to fail.
This PR fixes owner class ids of declarations defined in enum entries
to be the same as normal anonymous objects.
In order to hide synthetic property isEmpty from JDK 15, there was
added additional logic in 5cc12b49fc but
it also lead to the fact that now it's impossible to call synthetic
property `declaringClass` on `Enum` as it's in the same list as method
isEmpty(). Note that it's questionable behavior, probably we should
also hide `declaringClass` as well but for now we turn it back to
preserve compatibility
#KT-42467 Fixed
In the compiler, this function was used in psi2ir (and it affected
nullability annotations in the resulting JVM class files), in "useless
elvis with null on the right side" diagnostic checker, and in light
classes.
#KT-42650 Fixed
Denis Zharkov