library {
  // module name: <Enum.kt>

  library fragment {
    // package name: <root>

    // class name: E
    // class name: E.A
    // class name: E.B
    // class name: E.C

    // signature: /E|null[0]
    public final enum class E : kotlin/Enum<E> {

      // signature: /E.<init>|<init>(kotlin.Int){}[0]
      private constructor(x: kotlin/Int /* = ... */)

      // signature: /E.enumFun|enumFun(){}[0]
      public open fun enumFun(): kotlin/Int

      // signature: /E.enumVal|{}enumVal[0]
      public final val enumVal: kotlin/Int /* = 0 */
        // signature: /E.enumVal.<get-enumVal>|<get-enumVal>(){}[0]
        public final get

      // signature: /E.enumVar|{}enumVar[0]
      public final var enumVar: kotlin/String
        // signature: /E.enumVar.<get-enumVar>|<get-enumVar>(){}[0]
        public final get
        // signature: /E.enumVar.<set-enumVar>|<set-enumVar>(kotlin.String){}[0]
        public final set

      // signature: /E.x|{}x[0]
      public final val x: kotlin/Int
        // signature: /E.x.<get-x>|<get-x>(){}[0]
        public final get

      // signature: /E.A|null[0]
      A,

      // signature: /E.B|null[0]
      B,

      // signature: /E.C|null[0]
      C,

      // has Enum.entries
    }

    // signature: /E.A|null[0]
    public final enum entry E.A : E {
    }

    // signature: /E.B|null[0]
    public final enum entry E.B : E {
    }

    // signature: /E.C|null[0]
    public final enum entry E.C : E {

      // signature: /E.C.<EEC>.enumFun|enumFun(){}[0]
      public open fun enumFun(): kotlin/Int
    }
  }
}