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swift-mirror/test/SILGen/protocol-extension-default-arg-existential.swift
Joe Groff fce4988dd0 SILGen: Emit default arguments as "delayed arguments".
This causes default arguments to get emitted after formal evaluation of `self`, allowing protocol methods to access the opened `Self` type of an existential receiver. Fixes rdar://problem/39524104
2018-05-17 13:17:44 -07:00

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// RUN: %target-swift-frontend -emit-sil -verify %s
//
// Make sure neither rdar://problem/37031037 (default arguments on protocol extension methods
// depend on Self and normally get evaluated before an existential self value
// gets opened) nor rdar://problem/39524104 (if you open the existential self
// earlier in an attempt to fix this, then you get undesirable exclusivity
// conflicts on constructs like `existential.x = existential.y`) regress.
//
protocol MethodWithDefaultArgGenerator {
var a: Int { get set }
var b: Int { get nonmutating set }
mutating func mutate(_ x: inout Int)
}
protocol P { static var value: Self { get } }
extension Int: P { static var value: Int { return 0 } }
extension MethodWithDefaultArgGenerator {
mutating func foo(_ x: Int = 0) {}
mutating func reabstracted<T>(_ x: T.Type = T.self) -> T { fatalError() }
mutating func indirected<T: P>(_ x: T = T.value) -> T { fatalError() }
mutating func exploded(x y: (Int, String) = (0, "foo")) {}
}
func invokeMethodsWithDefaultArgs(x: inout MethodWithDefaultArgGenerator) {
x.foo()
_ = x.reabstracted() as Int
_ = x.indirected() as Int
x.exploded()
}
func checkAgainstExclusivityViolations(x: inout MethodWithDefaultArgGenerator) {
x.a = x.a
x.mutate(&x.b)
}