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 /*

  * @test

  * @bug 8025998

  * @summary Missing LV table in lambda bodies

  * @compile -g LocalVariableTable.java

  * @run main LocalVariableTable

  */

 import java.lang.annotation.*;

 import java.util.*;

 import com.sun.tools.classfile.*;

 /*

  * The test checks that a LocalVariableTable attribute is generated for the

  * method bodies representing lambda expressions, and checks that the expected

  * set of entries is found in the attribute.

  *

  * Since the bug was about missing entries in the LVT, not malformed entries,

  * the test is not intended to be a detailed test of the contents of each

  * LocalVariableTable entry: it is assumed that if a entry is present, it

  * will have the correct contents.

  *

  * The test looks for test cases represented by nested classes whose

  * name begins with "Lambda".  Each such class contains a lambda expression

  * that will mapped into a lambda method, and because the test is compiled

  * with -g, these methods should have a LocalVariableTable.  The set of

  * expected names in the LVT is provided in an annotation on the class for

  * the test case.

  */

 public class LocalVariableTable {

     public static void main(String... args) throws Exception {

         new LocalVariableTable().run();

     }

     void run() throws Exception {

         // the declared classes are returned in an unspecified order,

         // so for neatness, sort them by name before processing them

         Class<?>[] classes = getClass().getDeclaredClasses();

         Arrays.sort(classes, (c1, c2) -> c1.getName().compareTo(c2.getName()));

         for (Class<?> c : classes) {

             if (c.getSimpleName().startsWith("Lambda"))

                 check(c);

         }

         if (errors > 0)

             throw new Exception(errors + " errors found");

     }

     /** Check an individual test case. */

     void check(Class<?> c) throws Exception {

         System.err.println("Checking " + c.getSimpleName());

         Expect expect = c.getAnnotation(Expect.class);

         if (expect == null) {

             error("@Expect not found for class " + c.getSimpleName());

             return;

         }

         ClassFile cf = ClassFile.read(getClass().getResource(c.getName() + ".class").openStream());

         Method m = getLambdaMethod(cf);

         if (m == null) {

             error("lambda method not found");

             return;

         }

         Code_attribute code = (Code_attribute) m.attributes.get(Attribute.Code);

         if (code == null) {

             error("Code attribute not found");

             return;

         }

         LocalVariableTable_attribute lvt =

                 (LocalVariableTable_attribute) code.attributes.get(Attribute.LocalVariableTable);

         if (lvt == null) {

             error("LocalVariableTable attribute not found");

             return;

         }

         Set<String> foundNames = new LinkedHashSet<>();

         for (LocalVariableTable_attribute.Entry e: lvt.local_variable_table) {

             foundNames.add(cf.constant_pool.getUTF8Value(e.name_index));

         }

         Set<String> expectNames = new LinkedHashSet<>(Arrays.asList(expect.value()));

         if (!foundNames.equals(expectNames)) {

             Set<String> foundOnly = new LinkedHashSet<>(foundNames);

             foundOnly.removeAll(expectNames);

             for (String s: foundOnly)

                 error("Unexpected name found: " + s);

             Set<String> expectOnly = new LinkedHashSet<>(expectNames);

             expectOnly.removeAll(foundNames);

             for (String s: expectOnly)

                 error("Expected name not found: " + s);

         }

     }

     /** Get a method whose name begins "lambda$...". */

     Method getLambdaMethod(ClassFile cf) throws ConstantPoolException {

         for (Method m: cf.methods) {

             if (m.getName(cf.constant_pool).startsWith("lambda$"))

                 return m;

         }

         return null;

     }

     /** Report an error. */

     void error(String msg) {

         System.err.println("Error: " + msg);

         errors++;

     }

     int errors;

     /**

      * Annotation used to provide the set of names expected in the LVT attribute.

      */

     @Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)

     @interface Expect {

         String[] value();

     }

     /** Functional interface with nullary method. */

     interface Run0 {

         public void run();

     }

     /** Functional interface with 1-ary method. */

     interface Run1 {

         public void run(int a0);

     }

     /** Functional interface with 2-ary method. */

     interface Run2 {

         public void run(int a0, int a1);

     }

     /*

      * ---------- Test cases ---------------------------------------------------

      */

     @Expect({ "x" })

     static class Lambda_Args0_Local1 {

         Run0 r = () -> { int x = 0; };

     }

     @Expect({ "x", "this" })

     static class Lambda_Args0_Local1_this {

         int v;

         Run0 r = () -> { int x = v; };

     }

     @Expect({ "a" })

     static class Lambda_Args1_Local0 {

         Run1 r = (a) -> { };

     }

     @Expect({ "a", "x" })

     static class Lambda_Args1_Local1 {

         Run1 r = (a) -> { int x = a; };

     }

     @Expect({ "a", "x" })

     static class Lambda_Args1_Local1_Captured1 {

         void m() {

             int v = 0;

             Run1 r = (a) -> { int x = a + v; };

         }

     }

     @Expect({ "a1", "a2", "x1", "x2", "this" })

     static class Lambda_Args2_Local2_Captured2_this {

         int v;

         void m() {

             int v1 = 0;

             int v2 = 0;

             Run2 r = (a1, a2) -> {

                 int x1 = a1 + v1 + v;

                 int x2 = a2 + v2 + v;

             };

         }

     }

 }