Sergej Jaskiewicz
da9f0e7af8
Sometimes there are legitimate reasons to have two separate signature dumps for K1 and K2. ^KT-61797 Fixed
31 lines
523 B
Kotlin
Vendored
31 lines
523 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// TARGET_BACKEND: JVM
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// SKIP_KT_DUMP
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// DUMP_EXTERNAL_CLASS: X
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// DUMP_EXTERNAL_CLASS: AX
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// SEPARATE_SIGNATURE_DUMP_FOR_K2
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// ^ Fake overrides have divirging @EnhancedNullability in K1 and K2
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// FILE: kt45853.kt
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abstract class A {
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abstract val a: A?
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}
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class B() : AX() {
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override fun getA(): X? = super.a
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}
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// FILE: X.java
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public interface X {
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X getA();
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}
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// FILE: AX.java
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public abstract class AX extends A implements X {
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@Override
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public AX getA() {
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return (AX) super.getA();
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}
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}
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