Alexander Udalov
c853c9be03
There was no place in bytecode where annotations on properties without backing
fields could be stored to. Now they're written on a synthetic empty void method
with a special name ("propertyName$annotations").
(Annotations on properties cannot simply be written on getters in bytecode,
since a getter can have annotations of its own.)
7 lines
174 B
Kotlin
7 lines
174 B
Kotlin
import java.lang.annotation.*
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Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME) annotation class SomeAnnotation(val value: String)
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[SomeAnnotation("OK")] val property: Int
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get() = 42
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