Ilmir Usmanov
f568149863
Previously, assert was just a regular function and its argument used to be computed on each call (even if assertions are disabled on JVM). This change adds support for 3 new behaviours of assert: * always-enable (independently from -ea on JVM) * always-disable (independently from -ea JVM) * runtime/jvm (compile the calls like javac generates assert-operator) * legacy (leave current eager semantics) - this already existed Default behaviour is legacy for now. The behavior is changed based on -Xassertions flag. #KT-7540: Fixed
36 lines
708 B
Kotlin
Vendored
36 lines
708 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// FILE: inline.kt
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// KOTLIN_CONFIGURATION_FLAGS: ASSERTIONS_MODE=jvm
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// WITH_RUNTIME
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inline fun inlineMe() {
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assert(false) { "FROM INLINED" }
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}
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// FILE: inlineSite.kt
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// KOTLIN_CONFIGURATION_FLAGS: ASSERTIONS_MODE=jvm
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class Checker {
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fun check() {
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inlineMe()
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throw RuntimeException("FAIL 0")
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}
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}
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class Dummy
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fun enableAssertions(): Checker {
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val loader = Dummy::class.java.classLoader
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loader.setDefaultAssertionStatus(true)
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val c = loader.loadClass("Checker")
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return c.newInstance() as Checker
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}
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fun box(): String {
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var c = enableAssertions()
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try {
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c.check()
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return "FAIL 2"
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} catch (ignore: AssertionError) {}
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return "OK"
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} |