Ting-Yuan Huang
1c3b895fc0
Current implementation of calls with super qualifier relies on invokespecial, which has some more constraints than regular virtual invocations. When those constraints aren't met, accessors are needed.
39 lines
942 B
Kotlin
Vendored
39 lines
942 B
Kotlin
Vendored
interface Base {
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val foo: String
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fun bar(): String
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}
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abstract class K : Base {
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override val foo = bar()
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}
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class A : K() {
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override val foo = "A.foo"
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override fun bar() = "A.bar"
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inner class B : K() {
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override val foo = "B.foo"
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override fun bar() = "B.bar"
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fun test1() = super<K>@A.foo
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fun test2() = super<K>@B.foo
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fun test3() = super<K>.foo
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fun test4() = super@A.foo
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fun test5() = super@B.foo
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fun test6() = super.foo
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}
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}
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fun box(): String {
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val b = A().B()
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if (b.test1() != "A.bar") return "test1 ${b.test1()}"
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if (b.test2() != "B.bar") return "test2 ${b.test2()}"
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if (b.test3() != "B.bar") return "test3 ${b.test3()}"
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if (b.test4() != "A.bar") return "test4 ${b.test4()}"
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if (b.test5() != "B.bar") return "test5 ${b.test5()}"
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if (b.test6() != "B.bar") return "test6 ${b.test6()}"
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return "OK"
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}
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