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#include <util/symbol_table.h>

#include <java_bytecode/generate_java_generic_type.h>

#include <testing-utils/require_type.h>
#include <util/ui_message.h>

SCENARIO(
"generate_java_generic_type_from_file",
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"java::java.lang.Integer");
}
}

SCENARIO(
"generate_java_generic_type_with_array_concrete_type",
"[core][java_bytecode][generate_java_generic_type]")
{
// We have a 'harness' class who's only purpose is to contain a reference
// to the generic class so that we can test the specialization of that generic
// class
const irep_idt harness_class=
"java::generic_field_array_instantiation";

// We want to test that the specialized/instantiated class has it's field
// type updated, so find the specialized class, not the generic class.
const irep_idt test_class=
"java::generic_field_array_instantiation$generic<java::array[reference]>";

GIVEN("A generic type instantiated with an array type")
{
symbol_tablet new_symbol_table=
load_java_class(
"generic_field_array_instantiation",
"./java_bytecode/generate_concrete_generic_type");

// Ensure the class has been specialized
REQUIRE(new_symbol_table.has_symbol(harness_class));
const symbolt &harness_symbol=
new_symbol_table.lookup_ref(harness_class);

const struct_typet::componentt &harness_component=
require_type::require_component(
to_struct_type(harness_symbol.type),
"f");

ui_message_handlert message_handler;
generate_java_generic_typet instantiate_generic_type(message_handler);
instantiate_generic_type(
to_java_generic_type(harness_component.type()), new_symbol_table);

// Test the specialized class
REQUIRE(new_symbol_table.has_symbol(test_class));
const symbolt test_class_symbol=
new_symbol_table.lookup_ref(test_class);

REQUIRE(test_class_symbol.type.id()==ID_struct);
const struct_typet::componentt &field_component=
require_type::require_component(
to_struct_type(test_class_symbol.type),
"gf");
const typet &test_field_type=field_component.type();

REQUIRE(test_field_type.id()==ID_pointer);
REQUIRE(test_field_type.subtype().id()==ID_symbol);
const symbol_typet test_field_array=
to_symbol_type(test_field_type.subtype());
REQUIRE(test_field_array.get_identifier()=="java::array[reference]");
const pointer_typet &element_type=
require_type::require_pointer(
java_array_element_type(test_field_array),
symbol_typet("java::java.lang.Float"));
}
}
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public class generic_field_array_instantiation {

class generic<T> {
T gf;
}

generic<Float []> f;
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The logic to specialise these is moving to just specialise inputs for functions - you may want to modify this test to directly call the specialisation logic for the generic field.

Float [] af;
}