Map<String, String> result = (Map<String, String>)caseinsensitive.get(null);
            return result;
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new NativeIntegrationException("Unable to get mutable windows case insensitive environment map", e);
        }
    }

    private Map<String, String> getEnv() {
        try {
            Map<String, String> theUnmodifiableEnvironment = System.getenv();

            def mutable = new DefaultMutableVersionConstraint("")
            spec.delegate = mutable
            spec.resolveStrategy = Closure.DELEGATE_FIRST
            spec.call()
            def version = DefaultImmutableVersionConstraint.of(mutable)
            assert model.version == version
        }
    }

    @CompileStatic

 * An <b>isolated</b> instance has the same internal state as the original object on which this isolatable was based,
 * but it is guaranteed not to retain any references to mutable state from the original instance.
 * <p>
 * The primary reason to need such an isolated instance of an object is to ensure that work can be done in parallel using the instance without

 * Each isolated action is re-created through Configuration Cache serialization before it is applied to a target.
 * This approach ensures that sharing mutable state across targets via any means
 * (including {@link org.gradle.api.services.BuildService}, which are not supported) is prevented.
 * The absence of shared mutable state allows these actions to be safely executed in parallel as needed.
 *

  opts.gen_program_shape = true;
  tf2xla::Config config;
  tf2xla::Feed* feed = config.add_feed();
  feed->mutable_id()->set_node_name("feed0");
  feed->set_name("myfeed");
  feed = config.add_feed();
  feed->mutable_id()->set_node_name("feed1");
  tf2xla::Fetch* fetch = config.add_fetch();
  fetch->mutable_id()->set_node_name("fetch0");
  fetch->set_name("myfetch");
  tf2xla::Variable* variable = config.add_variable();

import org.gradle.api.specs.Spec;

import javax.annotation.concurrent.NotThreadSafe;
import java.io.Closeable;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.function.Consumer;

/**
 * Represents a mutable graph of dependent work items.
 *
 * <p>The methods of this interface are not thread safe.
 */
@NotThreadSafe
public interface ExecutionPlan extends Describable, Closeable {
    void addFilter(Spec<? super Task> filter);

                        " ".separated(
                            { typeRenderer.annotationsRenderer.renderAnnotations(analysisSession, type, printer) },
                            { append(lower.classId.asFqNameString().replace("Mutable", "(Mutable)")) },
                        )
                        printCollectionIfNotEmpty(lower.typeArguments, prefix = "<", postfix = ">") { typeArgument ->

    /**
     * Creates a (potentially) mutable view over this node's value. When this node is not mutable, an immutable view is returned instead.
     *
     * Callers should try to {@link ModelView#close()} the returned view when it is done with, allowing any internal cleanup to occur.
     *
     * Throws if this node can't be expressed as a mutable view of the requested type.
     */

  // Whether to enable TFLite variables or not, this will allow
  // mutable variables and produce ReadVariable/AssignVariable ops in TFLite.
  bool enable_tflite_variables = false;
  // Whether to disable the variable freezing pass or not.
  // By default we freeze all variables and disallow mutable variables. When
  // 'enable_tflite_variables' is true then we allow mutable variable only.
  bool disable_variable_freezing = false;

    if (global_tensor.getIsMutable()) {
      if (allow_mutable_tensors) continue;
      global_tensor.emitError()
          << "is not immutable, try removing mutable variables in your model "
             "since mutable variables are currently not supported through "
             "this converter";
      return signalPassFailure();
    }
  }