/*  NSC -- new Scala compiler
 * Copyright 2005-2013 LAMP/EPFL
 * @author
 */

package scala.tools.nsc
package transform

import scala.collection.{ mutable, immutable }
import scala.collection.mutable.ListBuffer
import scala.reflect.internal.util.ListOfNil
import symtab.Flags._

/** This phase converts classes with parameters into Java-like classes with
 *  fields, which are assigned to from constructors.
 */
abstract class Constructors extends Statics with Transform with ast.TreeDSL {
  import global._
  import definitions._

  /** the following two members override abstract members in Transform */
  val phaseName: String = "constructors"

  protected def newTransformer(unit: CompilationUnit): Transformer =
    new ConstructorTransformer(unit)

  private val guardedCtorStats: mutable.Map[Symbol, List[Tree]] = perRunCaches.newMap[Symbol, List[Tree]]()
  private val ctorParams: mutable.Map[Symbol, List[Symbol]] = perRunCaches.newMap[Symbol, List[Symbol]]()

  class ConstructorTransformer(unit: CompilationUnit) extends Transformer {

    /*
     * Inspect for obvious out-of-order initialization; concrete, eager vals or vars, declared in this class,
     * for which a reference to the member precedes its definition.
     */
    private def checkUninitializedReads(cd: ClassDef) {
      val stats = cd.impl.body
      val clazz = cd.symbol

      def checkableForInit(sym: Symbol) = (
           (sym ne null)
        && (sym.isVal || sym.isVar)
        && !(sym hasFlag LAZY | DEFERRED | SYNTHETIC)
      )
      val uninitializedVals = mutable.Set[Symbol](
        stats collect { case vd: ValDef if checkableForInit(vd.symbol) => vd.symbol.accessedOrSelf }: _*
      )
      if (uninitializedVals.size > 1)
        log("Checking constructor for init order issues among: " + uninitializedVals.toList.map(_.name.toString.trim).distinct.sorted.mkString(", "))

      for (stat <- stats) {
        // Checking the qualifier symbol is necessary to prevent a selection on
        // another instance of the same class from potentially appearing to be a forward
        // reference on the member in the current class.
        def check(tree: Tree) = {
          for (t <- tree) t match {
            case t: RefTree if uninitializedVals(t.symbol.accessedOrSelf) && t.qualifier.symbol == clazz =>
              reporter.warning(t.pos, s"Reference to uninitialized ${t.symbol.accessedOrSelf}")
            case _ =>
          }
        }
        stat match {
          case vd: ValDef      =>
            // doing this first allows self-referential vals, which to be a conservative
            // warner we will do because it's possible though difficult for it to be useful.
            uninitializedVals -= vd.symbol.accessedOrSelf
            if (!vd.symbol.isLazy)
              check(vd.rhs)
          case _: MemberDef    => // skip other member defs
          case t               => check(t) // constructor body statement
        }
      }

    } // end of checkUninitializedReads()

    override def transform(tree: Tree): Tree = {
      tree match {
        case cd @ ClassDef(mods0, name0, tparams0, impl0) if !cd.symbol.isInterface && !isPrimitiveValueClass(cd.symbol) =>
          if(cd.symbol eq AnyValClass) {
            cd
          }
          else {
            checkUninitializedReads(cd)
            val tplTransformer = new TemplateTransformer(unit, impl0)
            treeCopy.ClassDef(cd, mods0, name0, tparams0, tplTransformer.transformed)
          }
        case _ =>
          super.transform(tree)
      }
    }

  } // ConstructorTransformer

  /*
   * Summary
   * -------
   *
   * The following gets elided unless they're actually needed:
   *   (a) parameter-accessor fields for non-val, non-var, constructor-param-symbols, as well as
   *   (b) outer accessors of a final class which don't override anything.
   *
   *
   * Gory details
   * ------------
   *
   * The constructors phase elides
   *
   *  (a) parameter-accessor fields for non-val, non-var, constructor-param-symbols
   *      provided they're only accessed within the primary constructor;
   *
   * as well as
   *
   *  (b) outer accessors directly owned by the class of interest,
   *      provided that class is final, they don't override anything, and moreover they aren't accessed anywhere.
   *      An outer accessor is backed by a param-accessor field.
   *      If an outer-accessor can be elided then its supporting field can be elided as well.
   *
   * Once the potential candidates for elision are known (as described above) it remains to visit
   * those program locations where they might be accessed, and only those.
   *
   * What trees can be visited at this point?
   * To recap, by the time the constructors phase runs, local definitions have been hoisted out of their original owner.
   * Moreover, by the time elision is about to happen, the `intoConstructors` rewriting
   * of template-level statements has taken place (the resulting trees can be found in `constrStatBuf`).
   *
   * That means:
   *
   *   - nested classes are to be found in `defBuf`
   *
   *   - value and method definitions are also in `defBuf` and none of them contains local methods or classes.
   *
   *   - auxiliary constructors are to be found in `auxConstructorBuf`
   *
   * Coming back to the question which trees may contain accesses:
   *
   *   (c) regarding parameter-accessor fields, all candidates in (a) are necessarily private-local,
   *       and thus may only be accessed from value or method definitions owned by the current class
   *       (ie there's no point drilling down into nested classes).
   *
   *   (d) regarding candidates in (b), they are accesible from all places listed in (c) and in addition
   *       from nested classes (nested at any number of levels).
   *
   * In all cases, we're done with traversing as soon as all candidates have been ruled out.
   *
   * Finally, the whole affair of eliding is avoided for DelayedInit subclasses,
   * given that for them usually nothing gets elided anyway.
   * That's a consequence from re-locating the post-super-calls statements from their original location
   * (the primary constructor) into a dedicated synthetic method that an anon-closure may invoke, as required by DelayedInit.
   *
   */
  private trait OmittablesHelper { self: TemplateTransformer =>

    /*
     * Initially populated with all elision candidates.
     * Trees are traversed, and those candidates are removed which are actually needed.
     * After that, `omittables` doesn't shrink anymore: each symbol it contains can be unlinked from clazz.info.decls.
     */
    val omittables = mutable.Set.empty[Symbol]

    def populateOmittables() {

      omittables.clear()

      if(isDelayedInitSubclass) {
        return
      }

      def isParamCandidateForElision(sym: Symbol) = (sym.isParamAccessor && sym.isPrivateLocal)
      def isOuterCandidateForElision(sym: Symbol) = (sym.isOuterAccessor && sym.owner.isEffectivelyFinal && !sym.isOverridingSymbol)

      val paramCandidatesForElision: Set[ /*Field*/  Symbol] = (clazz.info.decls.toSet filter isParamCandidateForElision)
      val outerCandidatesForElision: Set[ /*Method*/ Symbol] = (clazz.info.decls.toSet filter isOuterCandidateForElision)

      omittables ++= paramCandidatesForElision
      omittables ++= outerCandidatesForElision

      val bodyOfOuterAccessor: Map[Symbol, DefDef] =
        defBuf.collect { case dd: DefDef if outerCandidatesForElision(dd.symbol) => dd.symbol -> dd }.toMap

      // no point traversing further once omittables is empty, all candidates ruled out already.
      object detectUsages extends Traverser {
        private def markUsage(sym: Symbol) {
          omittables -= debuglogResult("omittables -= ")(sym)
          // recursive call to mark as needed the field supporting the outer-accessor-method.
          bodyOfOuterAccessor get sym foreach (this traverse _.rhs)
        }
        override def traverse(tree: Tree): Unit = if (omittables.nonEmpty) {
          def sym = tree.symbol
          tree match {
            // don't mark as "needed" the field supporting this outer-accessor, ie not just yet.
            case _: DefDef if outerCandidatesForElision(sym) => ()
            case _: Select if omittables(sym)                => markUsage(sym) ; super.traverse(tree)
            case _                                           => super.traverse(tree)
          }
        }
        def walk(xs: Seq[Tree]) = xs.iterator foreach traverse
      }
      if (omittables.nonEmpty) {
        detectUsages walk defBuf
        detectUsages walk auxConstructorBuf
      }
    }
    def mustBeKept(sym: Symbol) = !omittables(sym)

  } // OmittablesHelper

  /*
   *  TemplateTransformer rewrites DelayedInit subclasses.
   *  The list of statements that will end up in the primary constructor can be split into:
   *
   *    (a) up to and including the super-constructor call.
   *        These statements can occur only in the (bytecode-level) primary constructor.
   *
   *    (b) remaining statements
   *
   *  The purpose of DelayedInit is leaving (b) out of the primary constructor and have their execution "delayed".
   *
   *  The rewriting to achieve "delayed initialization" involves:
   *    (c) an additional, synthetic, public method encapsulating (b)
   *    (d) an additional, synthetic closure whose argless apply() just invokes (c)
   *    (e) after executing the statements in (a),
   *        the primary constructor instantiates (d) and passes it as argument
   *        to a `delayedInit()` invocation on the current instance.
   *        In turn, `delayedInit()` is a method defined as abstract in the `DelayedInit` trait
   *        so that it can be overridden (for an example see `scala.App`)
   *
   *  The following helper methods prepare Trees as part of this rewriting:
   *
   *    (f) `delayedEndpointDef()` prepares (c).
   *        A transformer, `constrStatTransformer`, is used to re-locate statements (b) from template-level
   *        to become statements in method (c). The main task here is re-formulating accesses to params
   *        of the primary constructors (to recap, (c) has zero-params) in terms of param-accessor fields.
   *        In a Delayed-Init subclass, each class-constructor gets a param-accessor field because `mustbeKept()` forces it.
   *
   *    (g) `delayedInitClosure()` prepares (d)
   *
   *    (h) `delayedInitCall()`    prepares the `delayedInit()` invocation referred to in (e)
   *
   *  Both (c) and (d) are added to the Template returned by `transformClassTemplate()`
   *
   *  A note of historic interest: Previously the rewriting for DelayedInit would include in the closure body
   *  all of the delayed initialization sequence, which in turn required:
   *    - reformulating "accesses-on-this" into "accesses-on-outer", and
   *    - adding public getters and setters.
   *
   *  @param stats the statements in (b) above
   *
   *  @return the DefDef for (c) above
   *
   * */
  private trait DelayedInitHelper { self: TemplateTransformer =>

    private def delayedEndpointDef(stats: List[Tree]): DefDef = {

      val methodName = currentUnit.freshTermName("delayedEndpoint$" + clazz.fullNameAsName('$').toString + "$")
      val methodSym  = clazz.newMethod(methodName, impl.pos, SYNTHETIC | FINAL)
      methodSym setInfoAndEnter MethodType(Nil, UnitTpe)

      // changeOwner needed because the `stats` contained in the DefDef were owned by the template, not long ago.
      val blk       = Block(stats, gen.mkZero(UnitTpe)).changeOwner(impl.symbol -> methodSym)
      val delayedDD = localTyper typed { DefDef(methodSym, Nil, blk) }

      delayedDD.asInstanceOf[DefDef]
    }

    private def delayedInitClosure(delayedEndPointSym: MethodSymbol): ClassDef = {
      val satelliteClass = localTyper.typed {
        atPos(impl.pos) {
          val closureClass   = clazz.newClass(nme.delayedInitArg.toTypeName, impl.pos, SYNTHETIC | FINAL)
          val closureParents = List(AbstractFunctionClass(0).tpe)

          closureClass setInfoAndEnter new ClassInfoType(closureParents, newScope, closureClass)

          val outerField: TermSymbol = (
            closureClass
              newValue(nme.OUTER, impl.pos, PrivateLocal | PARAMACCESSOR)
              setInfoAndEnter clazz.tpe
          )
          val applyMethod: MethodSymbol = (
            closureClass
              newMethod(nme.apply, impl.pos, FINAL)
              setInfoAndEnter MethodType(Nil, ObjectTpe)
          )
          val outerFieldDef     = ValDef(outerField)
          val closureClassTyper = localTyper.atOwner(closureClass)
          val applyMethodTyper  = closureClassTyper.atOwner(applyMethod)

          def applyMethodStat =
            applyMethodTyper.typed {
              atPos(impl.pos) {
                val receiver = Select(This(closureClass), outerField)
                Apply(Select(receiver, delayedEndPointSym), Nil)
              }
            }

          val applyMethodDef = DefDef(
            sym = applyMethod,
            vparamss = ListOfNil,
            rhs = Block(applyMethodStat, gen.mkAttributedRef(BoxedUnit_UNIT)))

          ClassDef(
            sym = closureClass,
            constrMods = Modifiers(0),
            vparamss = List(List(outerFieldDef)),
            body = applyMethodDef :: Nil,
            superPos = impl.pos)
        }
      }

      satelliteClass.asInstanceOf[ClassDef]
    }

    private def delayedInitCall(closure: Tree) = localTyper.typedPos(impl.pos) {
      gen.mkMethodCall(This(clazz), delayedInitMethod, Nil, List(New(closure.symbol.tpe, This(clazz))))
    }

    def rewriteDelayedInit() {
      /* XXX This is not correct: remainingConstrStats.nonEmpty excludes too much,
       * but excluding it includes too much.  The constructor sequence being mimicked
       * needs to be reproduced with total fidelity.
       *
       * See test case files/run/bug4680.scala, the output of which is wrong in many
       * particulars.
       */
      val needsDelayedInit = (isDelayedInitSubclass && remainingConstrStats.nonEmpty)

      if (needsDelayedInit) {
        val delayedHook: DefDef = delayedEndpointDef(remainingConstrStats)
        defBuf += delayedHook
        val hookCallerClass = {
          // transform to make the closure-class' default constructor assign the the outer instance to its param-accessor field.
          val drillDown = new ConstructorTransformer(unit)
          drillDown transform delayedInitClosure(delayedHook.symbol.asInstanceOf[MethodSymbol])
        }
        defBuf += hookCallerClass
        remainingConstrStats = delayedInitCall(hookCallerClass) :: Nil
      }
    }

  } // DelayedInitHelper

  private trait GuardianOfCtorStmts { self: TemplateTransformer =>

    /* Return a single list of statements, merging the generic class constructor with the
     * specialized stats. The original statements are retyped in the current class, and
     * assignments to generic fields that have a corresponding specialized assignment in
     * `specializedStats` are replaced by the specialized assignment.
     */
    private def mergeConstructors(genericClazz: Symbol, originalStats: List[Tree], specializedStats: List[Tree]): List[Tree] = {
      val specBuf = new ListBuffer[Tree]
      specBuf ++= specializedStats

      def specializedAssignFor(sym: Symbol): Option[Tree] =
        specializedStats find {
          case Assign(sel @ Select(This(_), _), _) =>
            sel.symbol.isSpecialized && (nme.unspecializedName(sel.symbol.getterName) == sym.getterName)
          case _ => false
        }

      /* Rewrite calls to ScalaRunTime.array_update to the proper apply method in scala.Array.
       * Erasure transforms Array.update to ScalaRunTime.update when the element type is a type
       * variable, but after specialization this is a concrete primitive type, so it would
       * be an error to pass it to array_update(.., .., Object).
       */
      def rewriteArrayUpdate(tree: Tree): Tree = {
        val arrayUpdateMethod = currentRun.runDefinitions.arrayUpdateMethod
        val adapter = new Transformer {
          override def transform(t: Tree): Tree = t match {
            case Apply(fun @ Select(receiver, method), List(xs, idx, v)) if fun.symbol == arrayUpdateMethod =>
              localTyper.typed(Apply(gen.mkAttributedSelect(xs, arrayUpdateMethod), List(idx, v)))
            case _ => super.transform(t)
          }
        }
        adapter.transform(tree)
      }

      log("merging: " + originalStats.mkString("\n") + "\nwith\n" + specializedStats.mkString("\n"))
      val res = for (s <- originalStats; stat = s.duplicate) yield {
        log("merge: looking at " + stat)
        val stat1 = stat match {
          case Assign(sel @ Select(This(_), field), _) =>
            specializedAssignFor(sel.symbol).getOrElse(stat)
          case _ => stat
        }
        if (stat1 ne stat) {
          log("replaced " + stat + " with " + stat1)
          specBuf -= stat1
        }

        if (stat1 eq stat) {
          assert(ctorParams(genericClazz).length == constrInfo.constrParams.length)
          // this is just to make private fields public
          (new specializeTypes.ImplementationAdapter(ctorParams(genericClazz), constrInfo.constrParams, null, true))(stat1)

          val stat2 = rewriteArrayUpdate(stat1)
          // statements coming from the original class need retyping in the current context
          debuglog("retyping " + stat2)

          val d = new specializeTypes.Duplicator(Map[Symbol, Type]())
          d.retyped(localTyper.context1.asInstanceOf[d.Context],
                    stat2,
                    genericClazz,
                    clazz,
                    Map.empty)
        } else
          stat1
      }
      if (specBuf.nonEmpty)
        println("residual specialized constructor statements: " + specBuf)
      res
    }

    /* Add an 'if' around the statements coming after the super constructor. This
     * guard is necessary if the code uses specialized fields. A specialized field is
     * initialized in the subclass constructor, but the accessors are (already) overridden
     * and pointing to the (empty) fields. To fix this, a class with specialized fields
     * will not run its constructor statements if the instance is specialized. The specialized
     * subclass includes a copy of those constructor statements, and runs them. To flag that a class
     * has specialized fields, and their initialization should be deferred to the subclass, method
     * 'specInstance$' is added in phase specialize.
     */
    def guardSpecializedInitializer(stats: List[Tree]): List[Tree] = if (settings.nospecialization.value) stats else {
      // // split the statements in presuper and postsuper
      // var (prefix, postfix) = stats0.span(tree => !((tree.symbol ne null) && tree.symbol.isConstructor))
      // if (postfix.nonEmpty) {
      //   prefix = prefix :+ postfix.head
      //   postfix = postfix.tail
      // }

      if (shouldGuard && usesSpecializedField && stats.nonEmpty) {
        // save them for duplication in the specialized subclass
        guardedCtorStats(clazz) = stats
        ctorParams(clazz) = constrInfo.constrParams

        val tree =
          If(
            Apply(
              CODE.NOT (
               Apply(gen.mkAttributedRef(specializedFlag), List())),
              List()),
            Block(stats, Literal(Constant(()))),
            EmptyTree)

        List(localTyper.typed(tree))
      }
      else if (clazz.hasFlag(SPECIALIZED)) {
        // add initialization from its generic class constructor
        val genericName  = nme.unspecializedName(clazz.name)
        val genericClazz = clazz.owner.info.decl(genericName.toTypeName)
        assert(genericClazz != NoSymbol, clazz)

        guardedCtorStats.get(genericClazz) match {
          case Some(stats1) => mergeConstructors(genericClazz, stats1, stats)
          case None => stats
        }
      } else stats
    }

  } // GuardianOfCtorStmts

  private class TemplateTransformer(val unit: CompilationUnit, val impl: Template)
    extends StaticsTransformer
    with    DelayedInitHelper
    with    OmittablesHelper
    with    GuardianOfCtorStmts {

    val clazz = impl.symbol.owner  // the transformed class
    val stats = impl.body          // the transformed template body
    val localTyper = typer.atOwner(impl, clazz)

    val specializedFlag: Symbol = clazz.info.decl(nme.SPECIALIZED_INSTANCE)
    val shouldGuard = (specializedFlag != NoSymbol) && !clazz.hasFlag(SPECIALIZED)

    val isDelayedInitSubclass = (clazz isSubClass DelayedInitClass)

    case class ConstrInfo(
      constr: DefDef,               // The primary constructor
      constrParams: List[Symbol],   // ... and its parameters
      constrBody: Block             // ... and its body
    )
    // decompose primary constructor into the three entities above.
    val constrInfo: ConstrInfo = {
      val ddef = (stats find (_.symbol.isPrimaryConstructor))
      ddef match {
        case Some(ddef @ DefDef(_, _, _, List(vparams), _, rhs @ Block(_, _))) =>
          ConstrInfo(ddef, vparams map (_.symbol), rhs)
        case x =>
          abort("no constructor in template: impl = " + impl)
      }
    }
    import constrInfo._

    // The parameter accessor fields which are members of the class
    val paramAccessors = clazz.constrParamAccessors

    // The constructor parameter corresponding to an accessor
    def parameter(acc: Symbol): Symbol = parameterNamed(acc.unexpandedName.getterName)

    // The constructor parameter with given name. This means the parameter
    // has given name, or starts with given name, and continues with a `$` afterwards.
    def parameterNamed(name: Name): Symbol = {
      def matchesName(param: Symbol) = param.name == name || param.name.startsWith(name + nme.NAME_JOIN_STRING)

      (constrParams filter matchesName) match {
        case Nil    => abort(name + " not in " + constrParams)
        case p :: _ => p
      }
    }

    /*
     * `usesSpecializedField` makes a difference in deciding whether constructor-statements
     * should be guarded in a `shouldGuard` class, ie in a class that's the generic super-class of
     * one or more specialized sub-classes.
     *
     * Given that `usesSpecializedField` isn't read for any other purpose than the one described above,
     * we skip setting `usesSpecializedField` in case the current class isn't `shouldGuard` to start with.
     * That way, trips to a map in `specializeTypes` are saved.
     */
    var usesSpecializedField: Boolean = false

    // A transformer for expressions that go into the constructor
    private class IntoCtorTransformer extends Transformer {

      private def isParamRef(sym: Symbol) = (sym.isParamAccessor && sym.owner == clazz)

      // Terminology: a stationary location is never written after being read.
      private def isStationaryParamRef(sym: Symbol) = (
        isParamRef(sym) &&
        !(sym.isGetter && sym.accessed.isVariable) &&
        !sym.isSetter
      )

      private def possiblySpecialized(s: Symbol) = specializeTypes.specializedTypeVars(s).nonEmpty

      /*
       * whether `sym` denotes a param-accessor (ie a field) that fulfills all of:
       *   (a) has stationary value, ie the same value provided via the corresponding ctor-arg; and
       *   (b) isn't subject to specialization. We might be processing statements for:
       *         (b.1) the constructor in the generic   (super-)class; or
       *         (b.2) the constructor in the specialized (sub-)class.
       *   (c) isn't part of a DelayedInit subclass.
       */
      private def canBeSupplanted(sym: Symbol) = (!isDelayedInitSubclass && isStationaryParamRef(sym) && !possiblySpecialized(sym))

      override def transform(tree: Tree): Tree = tree match {

        case Apply(Select(This(_), _), List()) =>
          // references to parameter accessor methods of own class become references to parameters
          // outer accessors become references to $outer parameter
          if (canBeSupplanted(tree.symbol))
            gen.mkAttributedIdent(parameter(tree.symbol.accessed)) setPos tree.pos
          else if (tree.symbol.outerSource == clazz && !clazz.isImplClass)
            gen.mkAttributedIdent(parameterNamed(nme.OUTER)) setPos tree.pos
          else
            super.transform(tree)

        case Select(This(_), _) if canBeSupplanted(tree.symbol) =>
          // references to parameter accessor field of own class become references to parameters
          gen.mkAttributedIdent(parameter(tree.symbol)) setPos tree.pos

        case Select(_, _) if shouldGuard => // reasoning behind this guard in the docu of `usesSpecializedField`
          if (possiblySpecialized(tree.symbol)) {
            usesSpecializedField = true
          }
          super.transform(tree)

        case _ =>
          super.transform(tree)
      }

    }

    private val intoConstructorTransformer = new IntoCtorTransformer

    // Move tree into constructor, take care of changing owner from `oldowner` to constructor symbol
    def intoConstructor(oldowner: Symbol, tree: Tree) =
      intoConstructorTransformer transform tree.changeOwner(oldowner -> constr.symbol)

    // Should tree be moved in front of super constructor call?
    def canBeMoved(tree: Tree) = tree match {
      case ValDef(mods, _, _, _) => (mods hasFlag PRESUPER | PARAMACCESSOR)
      case _                     => false
    }

    // Create an assignment to class field `to` with rhs `from`
    def mkAssign(to: Symbol, from: Tree): Tree =
      localTyper.typedPos(to.pos) { Assign(Select(This(clazz), to), from) }

    // Create code to copy parameter to parameter accessor field.
    // If parameter is $outer, check that it is not null so that we NPE
    // here instead of at some unknown future $outer access.
    def copyParam(to: Symbol, from: Symbol): Tree = {
      import CODE._
      val result = mkAssign(to, Ident(from))

      if (from.name != nme.OUTER ||
          from.tpe.typeSymbol.isPrimitiveValueClass) result
      else localTyper.typedPos(to.pos) {
        // `throw null` has the same effect as `throw new NullPointerException`, see JVM spec on instruction `athrow`
        IF (from OBJ_EQ NULL) THEN Throw(gen.mkZero(ThrowableTpe)) ELSE result
      }
    }

    // The list of definitions that go into class
    val defBuf = new ListBuffer[Tree]

    // The auxiliary constructors, separate from the defBuf since they should
    // follow the primary constructor
    val auxConstructorBuf = new ListBuffer[Tree]

    // The list of statements that go into the constructor after and including the superclass constructor call
    val constrStatBuf = new ListBuffer[Tree]

    // The list of early initializer statements that go into constructor before the superclass constructor call
    val constrPrefixBuf = new ListBuffer[Tree]

    // The early initialized field definitions of the class (these are the class members)
    val presupers = treeInfo.preSuperFields(stats)

    // The list of statements that go into the class initializer
    val classInitStatBuf = new ListBuffer[Tree]

    // generate code to copy pre-initialized fields
    for (stat <- constrBody.stats) {
      constrStatBuf += stat
      stat match {
        case ValDef(mods, name, _, _) if (mods hasFlag PRESUPER) =>
          // stat is the constructor-local definition of the field value
          val fields = presupers filter (_.getterName == name)
          assert(fields.length == 1)
          val to = fields.head.symbol
          if (!to.tpe.isInstanceOf[ConstantType])
            constrStatBuf += mkAssign(to, Ident(stat.symbol))
        case _ =>
      }
    }

    // Triage all template definitions to go into defBuf/auxConstructorBuf, constrStatBuf, or constrPrefixBuf.
    for (stat <- stats) stat match {
      case DefDef(_,_,_,_,_,rhs) =>
        // methods with constant result type get literals as their body
        // all methods except the primary constructor go into template
        stat.symbol.tpe match {
          case MethodType(List(), tp @ ConstantType(c)) =>
            defBuf += deriveDefDef(stat)(Literal(c) setPos _.pos setType tp)
          case _ =>
            if (stat.symbol.isPrimaryConstructor) ()
            else if (stat.symbol.isConstructor) auxConstructorBuf += stat
            else defBuf += stat
        }
      case ValDef(mods, _, _, rhs) if !mods.hasStaticFlag =>
        // val defs with constant right-hand sides are eliminated.
        // for all other val defs, an empty valdef goes into the template and
        // the initializer goes as an assignment into the constructor
        // if the val def is an early initialized or a parameter accessor, it goes
        // before the superclass constructor call, otherwise it goes after.
        // Lazy vals don't get the assignment in the constructor.
        if (!stat.symbol.tpe.isInstanceOf[ConstantType]) {
          if (rhs != EmptyTree && !stat.symbol.isLazy) {
            val rhs1 = intoConstructor(stat.symbol, rhs)
            (if (canBeMoved(stat)) constrPrefixBuf else constrStatBuf) += mkAssign(
              stat.symbol, rhs1)
          }
          defBuf += deriveValDef(stat)(_ => EmptyTree)
        }
      case ValDef(_, _, _, rhs) =>
        // Add static initializer statements to classInitStatBuf and remove the rhs from the val def.
        classInitStatBuf += mkAssign(stat.symbol, rhs)
        defBuf += deriveValDef(stat)(_ => EmptyTree)

      case ClassDef(_, _, _, _) =>
        // classes are treated recursively, and left in the template
        defBuf += new ConstructorTransformer(unit).transform(stat)
      case _ =>
        // all other statements go into the constructor
        constrStatBuf += intoConstructor(impl.symbol, stat)
    }

    populateOmittables()

    // Initialize all parameters fields that must be kept.
    val paramInits = paramAccessors filter mustBeKept map { acc =>
      // Check for conflicting symbol amongst parents: see bug #1960.
      // It would be better to mangle the constructor parameter name since
      // it can only be used internally, but I think we need more robust name
      // mangling before we introduce more of it.
      val conflict = clazz.info.nonPrivateMember(acc.name) filter (s => s.isGetter && !s.isOuterField && s.enclClass.isTrait)
      if (conflict ne NoSymbol)
        reporter.error(acc.pos, "parameter '%s' requires field but conflicts with %s".format(acc.name, conflict.fullLocationString))

      copyParam(acc, parameter(acc))
    }

    /* Return a pair consisting of (all statements up to and including superclass and trait constr calls, rest) */
    def splitAtSuper(stats: List[Tree]) = {
      def isConstr(tree: Tree): Boolean = tree match {
        case Block(_, expr) => isConstr(expr)  // SI-6481 account for named argument blocks
        case _              => (tree.symbol ne null) && tree.symbol.isConstructor
      }
      val (pre, rest0) = stats span (!isConstr(_))
      val (supercalls, rest) = rest0 span (isConstr(_))
      (pre ::: supercalls, rest)
    }

    val (uptoSuperStats, remainingConstrStats0) = splitAtSuper(constrStatBuf.toList)
    var remainingConstrStats = remainingConstrStats0

    rewriteDelayedInit()

    // Assemble final constructor
    defBuf += deriveDefDef(constr)(_ =>
      treeCopy.Block(
        constrBody,
        paramInits ::: constrPrefixBuf.toList ::: uptoSuperStats :::
          guardSpecializedInitializer(remainingConstrStats),
        constrBody.expr))

    // Followed by any auxiliary constructors
    defBuf ++= auxConstructorBuf

    // Unlink all fields that can be dropped from class scope
    for (sym <- clazz.info.decls ; if !mustBeKept(sym))
      clazz.info.decls unlink sym

    // Eliminate all field definitions that can be dropped from template
    val templateWithoutOmittables: Template = deriveTemplate(impl)(_ => defBuf.toList filter (stat => mustBeKept(stat.symbol)))
    //  Add the static initializers
    val transformed: Template = addStaticInits(templateWithoutOmittables, classInitStatBuf, localTyper)

  } // TemplateTransformer

}
