kotlin-fork/compiler/testData/ir/irText/declarations/mainFunctionMangling.kt

// FIR_IDENTICAL
// WITH_STDLIB

// MUTE_SIGNATURE_COMPARISON_K2: JVM_IR
// ^^^ JVM K2 eagerly mangles all the functions with `main` name, which is not so in JVM K1. That's the difference that, however,
//     does not cause problems when switching between K1 and K2 compilers, since signatures are not serialized in JARs.

// FILE: a.kt
fun main() {
    println("main()")
}

// Looks like `main` but is not a main function.
fun <T> main(t: T): T {
    println("main(T): T")
    return t
}

class C {
    fun main() {
        println("C.main()")
    }

    // Looks like `main` but is not a main function.
    fun <T> main(t: T): T {
        println("C.main(T): T")
        return t
    }
}

object O {
    fun main() {
        println("O.main()")
    }

    // Looks like `main` but is not a main function.
    fun <T> main(t: T): T {
        println("O.main(T): T")
        return t
    }
}

// FILE: b.kt
package foo

fun main() {
    println("foo.main()")
}

// Looks like `main` but is not a main function.
fun <T> main(t: T): T {
    println("foo.main(T): T")
    return t
}

class C {
    fun main() {
        println("foo.C.main()")
    }

    // Looks like `main` but is not a main function.
    fun <T> main(t: T): T {
        println("foo.C.main(T): T")
        return t
    }
}

object O {
    fun main() {
        println("foo.O.main()")
    }

    // Looks like `main` but is not a main function.
    fun <T> main(t: T): T {
        println("foo.O.main(T): T")
        return t
    }
}