I am using the gunit which is provided with antlr 3.2 and
I am trying to test parts of an tree, for example
statement walks statements:
"x=1" -> "ok"
I expect an error message saying the code produced to System.out is
not "ok", but gunit prints no output, ans stops with a non zero return
value.
I have a couple of simple program walks program (where program is the
complete program),and when the example above is commented out
gunit gives correct test results.
If I use -o, gunit hangs, and when I stop it
the junit file has code for all of the tests looking as if
they can be run.
Is there a way finding what is happening, or a later gunit ?
Ian Moor
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