On Tuesday 28 December 2004 20:37, Thomas Zander wrote: > lets write a test-runner that automatically creates one jar file (I just > finished doing so, its 1Mb) with all tests from java.* and javax.* and > then places that on a server, with the test-run-results from a couple of > Sun JVMs. > I could probably put that into a runnable jar where you can pass > arguments like version and other options taken from the source files.
Since various Mauve users have said they wanted something like this anyway; I went ahead and coded the jvm-parsing stuff already. I read all source files, parse the minimum/maximum JVM 'Tags' from that file and store it. Then I have a new class called 'Filter' which will ask you what which version you want to check. If you choose JDK1.0 it will create a file with only 1.0 tests, if you choose 1.3 it will create a file with 1.0, 1,1, 1.2 and 1.3 tests. That output file can then be piped into the SimpleTestHarness. This brings the running of mauve back to one 'java -jar' and then just following instructions. (that 'java' is just an example; it should work on any JVM) here is the jar file: http://members.home.nl/zander/alltests.jar (1mb) This surely does not solve the whole problem; but I felt it would be usefull to point out my progress this far. -- Thomas Zander
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