| fun box(): String { |
| var encl1 = "fail" |
| var encl2 = "fail" |
| test { |
| val lam1 = { |
| encl1 = "OK" |
| val lam2 = { encl2 = "OK" } |
| lam2() |
| } |
| lam1() |
| } |
| |
| return "OK" |
| } |
| |
| inline fun test(s: () -> Unit) { |
| s() |
| } |
| |
| // JVM_TEMPLATES |
| // 4 INNERCLASS |
| // 2 INNERCLASS Kt10259Kt\$box\$\$inlined\$test\$lambda\$1\s |
| // 2 INNERCLASS Kt10259Kt\$box\$\$inlined\$test\$lambda\$1\$1 |
| |
| // NB: JVM_IR generates 'INNERCLASS Kt10259Kt$box$1$1' in 'Kt10259Kt'. |
| // Although Oracle JVM doesn't check for consistency of InnerClasses attributes, |
| // this behavior is equivalent to javac and seems to be correct. |
| |
| // JVM_IR_TEMPLATES |
| // 8 INNERCLASS |
| // 3 INNERCLASS Kt10259Kt\$box\$1\$lam1\$1 null null |
| // 2 INNERCLASS Kt10259Kt\$box\$1\$lam1\$1\$lam2\$1 |
| // 3 INNERCLASS kotlin.jvm.internal.Ref\$ObjectRef kotlin.jvm.internal.Ref ObjectRef |
