Stephen Crawley : >>>-with-mauve on configure at this point is there any real use? If not >>>what is >>>the plan? ( I'm trying to help classpath build the test cases with >>>mauve, and >>>I pick kissme as my vm cause John had build deb support for it and I use >>>debian :) ) >>> >>> >>I don't know what the plan is yet :-) >> >>Probably to be able run the mauve tests automatically. >> >> > >My "plan" was to include scripts and rules in the kissme Makefile for >running Mauve tests on Kissme. However, this stalled because: > > 1) I couldn't find instructions on how to run Mauve tests, > Tell me about it... :) And the only valid link I could find on google is what John wrote while back. Most of the test that I run will fail ( in all the jvm I get , kissme, orp, jdk1.2 1.3, 1.4 ) That kind of give me a bad feeling how solid the test base are ( not the test case ) e.g. gnu/testlet/SimpleTestHarness.java Unless the test case is bad also ( I read a couple test cast, some shouldn't fail in jdk, but it did )
> 2) the Mauve tests looked pretty thin on the ground, and > ah...I think they started it and havn't put much in lately.... Is there anything better out-there that we can try? Or less complex and closer to what we are doing? (in nature ) like a vm checker ( debuger? ) and inner class tester ( AI type testing I'm not sure reflection going to be inplace by then, but if we get reflection done we can possible build a testing agent and look over all the classes and then get a report from it. ) > 3) they seemed to focus on complex stuff, not on the low level > things we were doing. > >However, I recall someone mentioning that there are new instructions >for running Mauve. So I'll look into this again. > > > >>>and.... what is the different of kissme_classpath and kissme? >>>I get lost on that... >>> >>> >>You can ignore the kissme_classpath stuff now. >> >> > >Modulo the speed issue :-). > > > >>>>>However.... >>>>>./kissme -classpath classes:/usr/share/classpath/glibj.zip:. helloworld >>>>>debug: lost error code 1, (loading class helloworld from >>>>>java/lang/Class): Could not find a .class file for this class >>>>>Hello world >>>>> >>>>>It run but don't know what the error is talking about...... >>>>>Thanks :) >>>>> >>>>> >>These errors will go away when I have finished the zip support. >> >> > >They have gone away already :-). > >I checked in a small change last night to only print the so called >"lost error code" if Kissme is built with the SHOWLOADING flag defined >in config.h. > >-- Steve > > Ah.. :) Thanks guys Alex _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
