Ivan Kylchik
1eca5d1a3b
This way interpreter works in more correct way. Every expression produces some result, and if we don't need it, the interpreter will discard it.
26 lines
875 B
Kotlin
Vendored
26 lines
875 B
Kotlin
Vendored
@CompileTimeCalculation
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class A {
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companion object {
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const val static = <!EVALUATED: `-10`!>{ -10 }()<!> // lambda is needed to avoid computions by old frontend
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fun getStaticNumber(): Int {
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return Int.MAX_VALUE
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}
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}
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}
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@CompileTimeCalculation
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object ObjectWithConst {
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const val a = 100
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const val b = <!EVALUATED: `Value in a: 100`!>concat("Value in a: ", a)<!>
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val nonConst = { "Not const field in compile time object" }()
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fun concat(first: String, second: Any) = "$first$second"
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}
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const val numStatic = <!EVALUATED: `-10`!>A.static<!>
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const val numStaticFromFun = <!EVALUATED: `2147483647`!>A.getStaticNumber()<!>
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const val valFromObject = <!EVALUATED: `Value in a: 100`!>ObjectWithConst.b<!>
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const val valFnonConstFromObject = <!EVALUATED: `Not const field in compile time object`!>ObjectWithConst.nonConst<!>
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