Convert lambdas to method references when javac compiles a method reference to a lambda#532
Convert lambdas to method references when javac compiles a method reference to a lambda#532coehlrich wants to merge 4 commits intoVineflower:develop/1.12.0from
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I have some small nitpicks, but overall it looks good to me.
manual bytecode parsing is scary
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| && !newExprent.isMethodReference()) { | ||
| if (stat.getTopParent().mt.getName().contains("<init>")) { | ||
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This should never be true (FullInstructionSequence seems to only ever have non-null instructions). Did you mean !iterator.hasNext()?
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| private static boolean convertToMethodReference(Statement stat, int i, Exprent exp) throws IOException { | ||
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It's probably reasonable to flip this if to reduce a layer of nesting
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| public class MethodReferenceHelper { | ||
| public static boolean convertToMethodReference(RootStatement root) throws IOException { | ||
| return convertToMethodReferenceRec(root); |
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This appears to also modify existing lambdas which could be represented with a method reference. Perhaps it should be behind a decompiler option
| method.expandData(struct); | ||
| FullInstructionSequence seq = method.getInstructionSequence(); | ||
| Iterator<Instruction> iterator = seq.iterator(); | ||
| Instruction next = null; |
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Thanks a lot for working on this! Overall, I don't really understand the approach taken here. I'll look at the generated code and see if there might be a better way.
| public Optional<String> field3 = Optional.of("").map(s -> s + "3");// 12 | ||
| public Stream<String> field4 = Stream.of("1", "2").sorted(Comparator.<String, Integer>comparing(s -> s.length()).thenComparing(i -> i.toString()));// 13 14 | ||
| public Comparator<String> field5 = Comparator.comparing(String::length).thenComparing(i -> i.toString());// 15 | ||
| public Stream<String> field4 = Stream.of("1", "2").sorted(Comparator.<String, Integer>comparing(s -> s.length()).thenComparing(String::toString));// 13 14 |
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I believe this output is wrong. In the original source, these are regular lambdas and not references.
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They would have to match the lambda that javac generates when converting a method reference to a lambda.
I could require the variable to exist but then it would only work for java 25.
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The varargs variable is used for checking if the amount of method parameters of the lambda is what is expected.
| StructMethod method = struct.getMethod(info.content_method_key); | ||
| if (!method.hasModifier(CodeConstants.ACC_STATIC)) | ||
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| method.expandData(struct); |
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Hmm, does this need to manually parse the instructions or would going through the exprents suffice?
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The ClassWrapper on the ClassNode isn't set at this point and even if it was the exprents for lambdas are almost certainly not generated at this point since they are the last methods in the class file.
I did consider doing it when the lambda is written to the output like with array constructor references but that would prevent inlining the variable since if it happened when the lambda is written nothing in codeToJava would see that the variable assignment is removed whereas if the variable is removed during codeToJava then there I don't think there would be anyway for the variable to be inlined correctly since lambdas can't call a method on an instance without the instance being referenced via a variable.
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Converts lambdas to method references when javac compiles a method reference to a lambda, removes synthetic instance variable, and removes
Objects.requireNonNull.