Hi, maybe somebody can fill me in on the history here.
There's a nice test group called jdk_collections defined in jdk/test/TEST.groups. It runs the tests for the collections in java/util (but not java/util/concurrent) and it excludes all the stuff in java/util that isn't collections-related.
Well, not really. The jdk_collections group excludes the java/util/Deque and java/util/PriorityQueue tests. Those are in the jdk_concurrent test group, and there's a note there that those are maintained by "JSR-166 (Doug Lea et al)".
I'm dimly aware that some of the newer non-concurrent collections like Deque and PQ came in via the various JSR-166 efforts. Is it still useful to preserve this distinction in the TEST.groups file? It seems to me that, as much as possible, the jdk_collections group should include the "core collections" tests and the jdk_concurrent group should include the tests for the j.u.c stuff.
s'marks
