This is strange, I'm generating a function in an abstract (code in :thread:) but it's being generate...

# compiler

[ansman]

This is strange, I'm generating a function in an abstract (code in 🧵) but it's being generated as a static function. It also gets $main added to the function name.

[ansman]

addFunction {
    this.name = Name.identifier(nameAllocator.newName(name))
    visibility = if (isPublic) DescriptorVisibilities.PUBLIC else DescriptorVisibilities.INTERNAL
    modality = Modality.ABSTRACT
    this.returnType = returnType.type.toIrType(environment)
}.apply {
    if (sourceType != null) {
        addValueParameter(sourceType, nameAllocator)
    }
    annotations = buildList {
        add(environment.renderEngine.createAnnotation(bindingAnnotation))
        addAll(mode.asAnnotations())
        addAll(returnType.qualifiers)
    }
}

[ansman]

This is how the class comes out:

public abstract class se.ansman.dagger.auto.AutoBindFooImplSingletonModule {
  private se.ansman.dagger.auto.AutoBindFooImplSingletonModule();
  public static abstract se.ansman.dagger.auto.Foo bindFooImplAsFoo$main(se.ansman.dagger.auto.FooImpl);
}

[ansman]

Ah, looks like I need this:

dispatchReceiverParameter = thisReceiver

[ansman]

The $main issue still remains

[udalov]

Names of internal functions declared in classes are mangled by default. You can workaround it by adding a @PublishedApi annotation (StandardClassIds.Annotations.PublishedApi)

[ansman]

Oh yeah, I forgot mangling. Thanks!