Alexey Tsvetkov
49 lines
992 B
Kotlin
Vendored
49 lines
992 B
Kotlin
Vendored
package foo
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/* This tests checks, that lambda fabric invocation is not extracted.
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An example:
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fun foo() {
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val status = "OK"
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run { println(status) }
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}
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It's compiled to something like:
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function foo() {
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var status = "OK";
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run(foo$(status));
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}
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function foo$(status) {
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return function() {
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console.log(status);
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};
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}
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Thus, we need to be sure, that foo$() is not extracted to some temporary var.
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*/
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// CHECK_NOT_CALLED: max
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// CHECK_NOT_CALLED: box$f
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// CHECK_NOT_CALLED: box$f_0
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inline fun max(getA: ()->Int, b: Int): Int {
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val a = getA()
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log("max($a, $b)")
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if (a > b) return a
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return b
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}
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fun box(): String {
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val one = 1
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val two = 2
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val three = 3
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val test = max({ fizz(one) }, max({ fizz(two) }, buzz(three)))
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assertEquals(3, test)
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assertEquals("buzz(3);fizz(2);max(2, 3);fizz(1);max(1, 3);", pullLog())
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return "OK"
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} |