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- Add tests where the result of an await is assigned to a variable external
to the async block.
- Clean up HygieneSpec.
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Test nested loops.
Control ANF tracing with another system property.
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Closes #21
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Lookup the ValDef symbol from Assign#rhs.symbol.
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Prepend {(); ... } before starting the ANF transform.
Add tracing to the anf/inline transform.
Also enables and addresses SIP-18 warnings.
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Why suffer SI-4695 needlessly?
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- transform the provided tree using reflect.internal.Symbols#Symbol.name_=
and treeCopy.{Ident, Select}.
- not sure if this is possible within the public Symbol API.
- move checking for unsupported nested module/class to AsyncAnalysis.
- make block merging selective (only do so if there are nested await calls.)
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- corrects detection of await calls in the ANF transform.
- Split AsyncAnalyzer into two parts. Unsupported await
detection must happen prior to the async transform to
prevent the ANF lifting out by-name arguments to
vals and hence changing the semantics.
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- Move now-working duplicate definition tests from `neg` to `run`.
- Renames and small code beautification around the var lifting analysis
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Accurate reporting of misplaced awaits.
Attempt to collect the minimal set of vars to lift.
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Instead of generating an assignment to a Unit-typed variable, just add
the Unit value after the if-else expression:
[async] scala.async.Async.async[Unit]({
val f: scala.concurrent.Future[Int] = AnfTestClass.this.base(y);
if (y.>(0))
State.result_=(scala.async.Async.await[Int](f).+(2))
else
State.result_=(scala.async.Async.await[Int](f).-(2))
})
[async] ANF transform expands to:
{
val f: scala.concurrent.Future[Int] = AnfTestClass.this.base(y);
if (y.>(0))
{
val await$8: Int = scala.async.Async.await[Int](f);
State.result_=(await$8.+(2))
}
else
{
val await$9: Int = scala.async.Async.await[Int](f);
State.result_=(await$9.-(2))
};
()
}
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- Does not descend into class and module defs
- Adds several tests, including tests for if-else
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- checks that only one function is synthesized
- checks the set of vars created (TODO minimize these)
- use x$1 rather than x1 for the freshened names for lifted vars.
- make execContext a val, not a var.
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Works like it says on the box.
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Perhaps we should freshen them, but that will be a little awkward in our reify block.
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Support await inside match expressions
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This helps detect naked awaits.
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- Enable continuations plugin
- Fill in project metadata
- Enable stricter compiler options
- satisfy -Xlint with some empty parens.
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- Convert tests to use JUnit
- For the 'run' tests, just use plain-old-test-cases
- Add a sample 'neg' test to use ToolBoxes to compile code snippets on the fly.
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