Hi, guys The Mauve Project[1] is collaborative project whose goal is to create a Free suite of functional, black box, tests for the core Java™ libraries.Theinitial group of its contributors come from the GNU Classpath, GCJ, and the Kaffe project. All three groups are working on Free (with source) cleanroom implementations of the Java core libraries. So mauve is a clean test project for GNU Classpath to help raise its quality. What's more, its test coverage[2] seems pretty good.
The aim of mauve is similar to our unit test, so maybe we can integrate it into our BTI to qualify our harmony's implementation. Obviously, it is based on gpl so there are no restrictions on running the testsuite with our own implementation. But i am not sure we can integrate its source code into our BTI. Its home page doesn't supply a binary one yet. So maybe we can build the source code into somekind binary one and then put it somewhere for running. Is this approach OK? Is there anybody interested in this? Any comments? [1]. http://sourceware.org/mauve [2]. http://www.object-refinery.com/classpath/mauve/report/ -- Sean Qiu
