Mads Ager
e9c9d5731e
This is in preparation for enabling the tests for FIR which will be easier to do when the tests are on the new infrastructure.
53 lines
1.2 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
53 lines
1.2 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
// FILE: test.kt
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enum class E() {
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A,
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B;
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fun foo() = {
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prop
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}
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val prop = 22
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}
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enum class E2(val y : Int) {
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C(1),
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D(
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2
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)
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}
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fun box() {
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E.A.foo()
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E2.C;
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}
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// JVM_IR maintains line number information in the class initializer for the
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// initialization of the enum entries. There is line number information for
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// the allocation of the object, for the evaluation of arguments to the
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// constructor, and for the call to the constructor. This is consistent
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// with the line number information generated for normal object allocation.
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// JVM has no line number information in <clinit> if there are no arguments
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// to the enum constructor. If there are arguments it has line number information
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// for the evaluation of the arguments constructor and for the constructor call,
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// but not for the allocation of the object.
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// EXPECTATIONS
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// test.kt:22 box
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// EXPECTATIONS JVM_IR
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// test.kt:4 <clinit>
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// test.kt:5 <clinit>
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// EXPECTATIONS
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// test.kt:7 foo
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// test.kt:9 foo
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// test.kt:22 box
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// test.kt:23 box
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// test.kt:15 <clinit>
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// EXPECTATIONS JVM_IR
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// test.kt:16 <clinit>
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// EXPECTATIONS
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// test.kt:17 <clinit>
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// test.kt:16 <clinit>
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// test.kt:24 box |