Let's say I have a Java method: `<T> T doSom...

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[JoeHegarty]

Let's say I have a Java method: <T> T doSomething(Class<T> type) and I want to pass a type that is an array of Class (or an array of any other generic type). I can use a raw type and do doSomething(Class[].class) in Java.
But calling from Kotlin, I can't do doSomething(Array<Class<*>>::class.java) or doSomething(Array<Class<Any>>::class.java) or doSomething(Array<Class>::class.java)
Output is: Kotlin: Only classes are allowed on the left hand side of a class literal which makes sense to me, but I don't control the underlying library.

Any ideas on how I can call that Java method? It's a hot code path so avoiding allocation ideally.