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// resolve any array bindings which reference the unresolvedType |
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// resolve any array bindings which reference the unresolvedType |
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ReferenceBinding cachedType = packageBinding.getType0(binaryBinding.compoundName[binaryBinding.compoundName.length - 1]); |
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ReferenceBinding cachedType = packageBinding.getType0(binaryBinding.compoundName[binaryBinding.compoundName.length - 1]); |
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if (cachedType != null) { // update reference to unresolved binding after having read classfile (knows whether generic for raw conversion) |
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if (cachedType != null) { // update reference to unresolved binding after having read classfile (knows whether generic for raw conversion) |
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// TODO (kent) suspect the check below is no longer required, since we should not be requesting a binary which is already in the cache |
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if (cachedType instanceof UnresolvedReferenceBinding) { |
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if (cachedType.isBinaryBinding()) // sanity check before the cast... at this point the cache should ONLY contain unresolved types |
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((UnresolvedReferenceBinding) cachedType).setResolvedType(binaryBinding, this); |
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return (BinaryTypeBinding) cachedType; |
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} else { |
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if (cachedType.isBinaryBinding()) // sanity check... at this point the cache should ONLY contain unresolved types |
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((UnresolvedReferenceBinding) cachedType).setResolvedType(binaryBinding, this); |
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return (BinaryTypeBinding) cachedType; |
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// it is possible with a large number of source files (exceeding AbstractImageBuilder.MAX_AT_ONCE) that a member type can be in the cache as an UnresolvedType, |
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// but because its enclosingType is resolved while its created (call to BinaryTypeBinding constructor), its replaced with a source type |
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return null; |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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packageBinding.addType(binaryBinding); |
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packageBinding.addType(binaryBinding); |
