private NamedTypeSymbol ApplyGenericArguments(NamedTypeSymbol symbol, Type[] typeArguments, ref int currentTypeArgument, bool includeReferences)
{
int remainingTypeArguments = typeArguments.Length - currentTypeArgument;
// in case we are specializing a nested generic definition we might have more arguments than the current symbol:
Debug.Assert(remainingTypeArguments >= symbol.Arity);
if (remainingTypeArguments == 0)
{
return(symbol);
}
var length = symbol.TypeArgumentsNoUseSiteDiagnostics.Length;
var typeArgumentSymbols = ArrayBuilder <TypeSymbolWithAnnotations> .GetInstance(length);
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
var argSymbol = GetTypeByReflectionType(typeArguments[currentTypeArgument++], includeReferences);
if ((object)argSymbol == null)
{
return(null);
}
typeArgumentSymbols.Add(TypeSymbolWithAnnotations.Create(argSymbol));
}
return(symbol.ConstructIfGeneric(typeArgumentSymbols.ToImmutableAndFree()));
}
/// <summary>
/// SubstType, but for NamedTypeSymbols only. This is used for concrete types, so no alpha substitution appears in the result.
/// </summary>
internal NamedTypeSymbol SubstituteNamedType(NamedTypeSymbol previous)
{
if (ReferenceEquals(previous, null))
{
return(null);
}
if (previous.IsUnboundGenericType)
{
return(previous);
}
if (previous.IsAnonymousType)
{
ImmutableArray <TypeSymbolWithAnnotations> oldFieldTypes = AnonymousTypeManager.GetAnonymousTypePropertyTypes(previous);
ImmutableArray <TypeSymbolWithAnnotations> newFieldTypes = SubstituteTypes(oldFieldTypes);
return((oldFieldTypes == newFieldTypes) ? previous : AnonymousTypeManager.ConstructAnonymousTypeSymbol(previous, newFieldTypes));
}
if (previous.IsTupleType)
{
var previousTuple = (TupleTypeSymbol)previous;
NamedTypeSymbol oldUnderlyingType = previousTuple.TupleUnderlyingType;
NamedTypeSymbol newUnderlyingType = (NamedTypeSymbol)SubstituteType(oldUnderlyingType).TypeSymbol;
return(((object)newUnderlyingType == (object)oldUnderlyingType) ? previous : previousTuple.WithUnderlyingType(newUnderlyingType));
}
// TODO: we could construct the result's ConstructedFrom lazily by using a "deep"
// construct operation here (as VB does), thereby avoiding alpha renaming in most cases.
// Aleksey has shown that would reduce GC pressure if substitutions of deeply nested generics are common.
NamedTypeSymbol oldConstructedFrom = previous.ConstructedFrom;
NamedTypeSymbol newConstructedFrom = SubstituteMemberType(oldConstructedFrom);
ImmutableArray <TypeSymbolWithAnnotations> oldTypeArguments = previous.TypeArgumentsNoUseSiteDiagnostics;
bool changed = !ReferenceEquals(oldConstructedFrom, newConstructedFrom);
var newTypeArguments = ArrayBuilder <TypeSymbolWithAnnotations> .GetInstance(oldTypeArguments.Length);
for (int i = 0; i < oldTypeArguments.Length; i++)
{
var oldArgument = oldTypeArguments[i];
var newArgument = oldArgument.SubstituteTypeWithTupleUnification(this);
if (!changed && !oldArgument.IsSameAs(newArgument))
{
changed = true;
}
newTypeArguments.Add(newArgument);
}
if (!changed)
{
newTypeArguments.Free();
return(previous);
}
return(newConstructedFrom.ConstructIfGeneric(newTypeArguments.ToImmutableAndFree()));
}
