Denis Zharkov
73799e2c3c
It's done with similar constructions where possible trying to preserve intended behavior. Some usages are removed because they test exactly the feature that we are going to drop soon.
38 lines
1.4 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
38 lines
1.4 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
// !DIAGNOSTICS: -UNUSED_EXPRESSION -UNUSED_PARAMETER -UNUSED_VARIABLE -NOTHING_TO_INLINE -NON_LOCAL_RETURN_NOT_ALLOWED
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inline fun inlineFunWithInvoke(s: (p: Int) -> Unit, ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline(s, ext)
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subNoInline(<!USAGE_IS_NOT_INLINABLE!>s<!>, <!USAGE_IS_NOT_INLINABLE!>ext<!>)
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}
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inline fun inlineFunWithInvokeClosure(s: (p: Int) -> Unit, ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline({p: Int -> s(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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subNoInline({p: Int -> s(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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}
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//No inline
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inline fun inlineFunWithInvokeNonInline(noinline s: (p: Int) -> Unit, noinline ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline(s, ext)
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subNoInline(s, ext)
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}
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inline fun inlineFunWithInvokeClosureNoinline(noinline s: (p: Int) -> Unit, noinline ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline({p: Int -> s(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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subNoInline({p: Int -> s(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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}
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//ext function
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inline fun Function1<Int, Unit>.inlineExt(ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline(this, ext)
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subNoInline(<!USAGE_IS_NOT_INLINABLE!>this<!>, <!USAGE_IS_NOT_INLINABLE!>ext<!>)
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}
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inline fun Function1<Int, Unit>.inlineExtWithClosure(ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {
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subInline({p: Int -> this(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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subNoInline({p: Int -> this(p)}, { p -> this.ext(p)})
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}
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inline fun subInline(s: (p: Int) -> Unit, ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {}
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fun subNoInline(s: (p: Int) -> Unit, ext: Int.(p: Int) -> Unit) {}
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