Stephen Wilson wrote: > * One of the next sub-projects is to implement a testing framework > based on one of the many unit-testing tools available to Lisp. I > want to ensure that all aspects of the system are checked.
That sounds like a good idea :-). If you decide on a good one, perhaps we can standardize on it for other aspects of Lisp in Axiom. This is probably dated now, but perhaps it can be a starting point: http://wiki.alu.org/Test_Frameworks > * Literate documentation. Going through the existing code and > documenting it fully in an artful way would be almost as great a > challenge as the task I am taking on. My hope is that we get > literate code almost `for free' as a consequence of the > rewrite. That is my opinion (and hope) as well. > So, I am really advocating a vision for Axiom as a whole. But the > means by which I am going to advance these notions is by writing the > code, by making it happen. *Cheers* Thanks Steve for stepping up to the plate. CY _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
