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diff --git a/test/files/run/bcodeInlinerMixed/B_1.scala b/test/files/run/bcodeInlinerMixed/B_1.scala index 2aadeccb82..b26f2f1dd5 100644 --- a/test/files/run/bcodeInlinerMixed/B_1.scala +++ b/test/files/run/bcodeInlinerMixed/B_1.scala @@ -1,15 +1,13 @@ -// Partest does proper mixed compilation: +// Since 1.0.18, partest does mixed compilation only in two stages // 1. scalac *.scala *.java // 2. javac *.java -// 3. scalc *.scala -// -// In the second scalc round, the classfile for A_1 is on the classpath. -// Therefore the inliner has access to the bytecode of `bar`, which means -// it can verify that the invocation to `bar` can be safely inlined. // -// So both callsites of `flop` are inlined. +// Before it used to do a third stage +// 3. scalc *.scala // -// In a single mixed compilation, `flop` cannot be inlined, see JUnit InlinerTest.scala, def mixedCompilationNoInline. +// Because he inliner doesn't has access to the bytecode of `bar`, it cannot verify whether the +// invocation of `bar` can be safely copied to a differnet place, so `flop` is not inlined to `B.g` +// or `C.h`. class B { @inline final def flop = A_1.bar |