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package dagger.internal.codegen.compileroption;

import javax.lang.model.element.TypeElement;
import javax.tools.Diagnostic;

/** A collection of options that dictate how the compiler will run. */
public abstract class CompilerOptions {
  public abstract boolean usesProducers();

  /**
   * Returns true if the fast initialization flag, {@code fastInit}, is enabled.
   *
   * 

If enabled, the generated code will attempt to optimize for fast component initialization. * This is done by reducing the number of factory classes loaded during initialization and the * number of eagerly initialized fields at the cost of potential memory leaks and higher * per-provision instantiation time. */ public abstract boolean fastInit(TypeElement element); public abstract boolean formatGeneratedSource(); public abstract boolean writeProducerNameInToken(); public abstract Diagnostic.Kind nullableValidationKind(); public final boolean doCheckForNulls() { return nullableValidationKind().equals(Diagnostic.Kind.ERROR); } public abstract Diagnostic.Kind privateMemberValidationKind(); public abstract Diagnostic.Kind staticMemberValidationKind(); /** * If {@code true}, Dagger will generate factories and components even if some members-injected * types have {@code private} or {@code static} {@code @Inject}-annotated members. * *

This should only ever be enabled by the TCK tests. Disabling this validation could lead to * generating code that does not compile. */ public abstract boolean ignorePrivateAndStaticInjectionForComponent(); public abstract ValidationType scopeCycleValidationType(); /** * If {@code true}, Dagger will validate all transitive component dependencies of a component. * Otherwise, Dagger will only validate the direct component dependencies. * *

Note: this is different from scopeCycleValidationType, which lets you silence errors of * transitive component dependencies, but still requires the full transitive dependencies in the * classpath. * *

The main motivation for this flag is to prevent requiring the transitive component * dependencies in the classpath to speed up builds. See * https://github.com/google/dagger/issues/970. */ public abstract boolean validateTransitiveComponentDependencies(); public abstract boolean warnIfInjectionFactoryNotGeneratedUpstream(); public abstract boolean headerCompilation(); public abstract ValidationType fullBindingGraphValidationType(); /** * If {@code true}, each plugin will visit the full binding graph for the given element. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code element} is not a module or (sub)component */ public abstract boolean pluginsVisitFullBindingGraphs(TypeElement element); public abstract Diagnostic.Kind moduleHasDifferentScopesDiagnosticKind(); public abstract ValidationType explicitBindingConflictsWithInjectValidationType(); public abstract boolean experimentalDaggerErrorMessages(); /** Returns the number of bindings allowed per shard. */ public int keysPerComponentShard(TypeElement component) { return 3500; } /** * This option enables a fix to an issue where Dagger previously would erroneously allow * multibinding contributions in a component to have dependencies on child components. This will * eventually become the default and enforced. */ public abstract boolean strictMultibindingValidation(); }





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