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package dotty.runtime.vc
import scala.reflect.ClassTag
import scala.runtime.Statics
abstract class VCObjectPrototype(val underlying: Object) extends VCPrototype {}
abstract class VCObjectCasePrototype(underlying: Object) extends VCObjectPrototype(underlying) with Product1[Object] {
final def _1: Object = underlying
override final def hashCode(): Int = {
underlying.hashCode()
}
override final def toString: String = {
s"$productPrefix($underlying)"
}
// subclasses are expected to implement equals, productPrefix, and canEqual
}
abstract class VCObjectCompanion[T <: VCObjectPrototype] extends ClassTag[T] {
def box(underlying: Object): T
final def unbox(boxed: T) = boxed.underlying
implicit def classTag: this.type = this
override def newArray(len: Int): Array[T] =
new VCObjectArray(this, len).asInstanceOf[Array[T]]
final def _1$extension(underlying: Object) = underlying
final def hashCode$extension(underlying: Object) = underlying.hashCode()
final def toString$extension(underlying: Object) = s"${productPrefix$extension(underlying)}($underlying)"
def productPrefix$extension(underlying: Object): String
}
final class VCObjectArray[T <: VCObjectPrototype] private (val arr: Array[Object], val ct: VCObjectCompanion[T])
extends VCArrayPrototype[T] {
def this(ct: VCObjectCompanion[T], sz: Int) =
this(new Array[Object](sz), ct)
def apply(idx: Int) =
ct.box(arr(idx))
def update(idx: Int, elem: T) =
arr(idx) = ct.unbox(elem)
def length: Int = arr.length
override def clone(): VCObjectArray[T] = {
new VCObjectArray[T](arr.clone(), ct)
}
override def toString: String = {
"[" + ct.runtimeClass
}
// Todo: what was the reason for 255 classes in my original proposal? arr.toString!
// todo: need to discuss do we want to be compatible with ugly format of jvm here?
}
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