Add API for reconstructing descriptors and generic signatures #293
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Draft for now, as I need to test if the changes here are sufficient for Quarkus usage of the type variable substitution feature. |
This API includes type variable substitution, which is used on several places in Quarkus. If the substitution function returns a type for some type variable identifier, the reconstructed descriptor/signature contains a descriptor/signature of the provided type instead of the original type variable.
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This API includes type variable substitution, which is used on several places in Quarkus. If the substitution function returns a type for some type variable identifier, the reconstructed descriptor/signature contains a descriptor/signature of the provided type instead of the original type variable.