Svyatoslav Scherbina
09c131afd2
To ensure that after introducing `ReflectionPackageName` annotation, we still have tests that check KClass package names without it.
41 lines
1.2 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
41 lines
1.2 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
// TARGET_BACKEND: NATIVE
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// NATIVE_STANDALONE
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// Purpose of this test is to check that Kotlin/Native still generates correct
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// package names in reflection information without package patching.
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//
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// Native test engine by default groups tests to single compilation, and
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// renames packages to avoid clashes.
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// To make reflection-related tests work, it inserts ReflectionPackageName
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// annotations when patching, to instruct the compiler to use the original
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// package name for reflection information.
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//
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// The NATIVE_STANDALONE directive above disables test grouping.
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// So this test basically checks that without ReflectionPackageName the compiler
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// can still properly handle reflection information for classes and generates
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// correct package names.
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// FILE: pkg.kt
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package pkg
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class A
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// FILE: pkg.sub.kt
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package pkg.sub
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class B
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// FILE: defaut.kt
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import pkg.*
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import pkg.sub.*
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class C
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fun box(): String {
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if (A::class.qualifiedName != "pkg.A") return "FAIL 1: ${A::class.qualifiedName}"
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if (B::class.qualifiedName != "pkg.sub.B") return "FAIL 2: ${B::class.qualifiedName}"
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if (C::class.qualifiedName != "C") return "FAIL 3: ${C::class.qualifiedName}"
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return "OK"
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}
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