Denis Zharkov
edbf360852
The reason is that while there are optimizations for them definition of their state is both rather simple and may be confusing in testData
58 lines
2.3 KiB
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58 lines
2.3 KiB
Plaintext
Vendored
== foo ==
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fun foo() {
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"before"
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val bar = object {
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init {
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val x = 1
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}
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fun foo() {
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val a = 2
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}
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}
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"after"
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}
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---------------------
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L0:
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1 <START> INIT: in: {} out: {}
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2 mark({ "before" val bar = object { init { val x = 1 } fun foo() { val a = 2 } } "after" })
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mark("before")
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r("before") -> <v0>
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v(val bar = object { init { val x = 1 } fun foo() { val a = 2 } }) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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mark(object { init { val x = 1 } fun foo() { val a = 2 } }) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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3 mark({ val x = 1 })
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v(val x = 1) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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r(1) -> <v1> INIT: in: {} out: {}
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w(x|<v1>) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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2 jmp?(L2) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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d(fun foo() { val a = 2 }) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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L2 [after local declaration]:
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r(object { init { val x = 1 } fun foo() { val a = 2 } }) -> <v2>
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w(bar|<v2>) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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mark("after") INIT: in: {} out: {}
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r("after") -> <v3>
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L1:
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1 <END>
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error:
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<ERROR>
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sink:
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<SINK> USE: in: {} out: {}
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=====================
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== foo ==
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fun foo() {
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val a = 2
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}
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L3:
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3 <START> INIT: in: {} out: {}
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4 mark({ val a = 2 })
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v(val a = 2) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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r(2) -> <v0> INIT: in: {} out: {}
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w(a|<v0>) INIT: in: {} out: {}
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L4:
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3 <END> INIT: in: {} out: {}
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error:
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<ERROR>
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sink:
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<SINK> USE: in: {} out: {}
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=====================
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