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Scala example source code file (spec-absfun.scala)
The Scala spec-absfun.scala source code/** Test inheritance. See #3085. * Anonymous functions extend AbstractFunction1[SpecializedPair[Int], Unit]. The * specialized type SpecializedPair$mcI$sp should not leak into the superclass because * the definition of apply would vary covariantly, and erasure won't consider it an * override of the abstract apply, leading to an AbstractMethodError at runtime. */ object Test { private val Max = 1000 def main(args: Array[String]) { notSpecialized() specialized() println(runtime.BoxesRunTime.integerBoxCount) } def notSpecialized() { val pairs = for { i <- 1 to Max; j <- 1 to i } yield new Pair(i, j) val time0 = System.nanoTime pairs foreach { p => p.first * p.second } val time1 = System.nanoTime // println(time1 - time0) } def specialized() { val pairs = for { i <- 1 to Max; j <- 1 to i } yield new SpecializedPair(i, j) val time0 = System.nanoTime pairs foreach { p => p.first * p.second } val time1 = System.nanoTime // println(time1 - time0) } } class Pair[A](_first: A, _second: A) { def first = _first def second = _second } class SpecializedPair[@specialized(Int) A](_first: A, _second: A) { def first = _first def second = _second } Other Scala examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Scala spec-absfun.scala source code file: |
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