Sorry, that's my fault. It seems I have put the wrong version of ant build...I will correct it and upload it again.
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Regis <xu.re...@gmail.com> wrote: > Daniel Gong wrote: > >> Hi all, >> I have my code attached in issue HARMONY-6291 on JIRA. I'd like to call it >> MinJre Toolkit. >> >> Now the coding of MinJreToolkit is almost complete. It includes functional >> classes as well as command line tool and ant task implemented based on >> them. >> More, for dynamic tracing, a jvmti agent has been implemented. Both static >> analysis and dynamic tracing produce a type of result file called cns >> (Class >> Name Set) file, which has an associated data structure called ClassNameSet >> that can be created from a cns file, witten to a cns file and merged with >> a >> cns file. The cns file in the conf directory contains the required classes >> for different jre implementations. Now it only supports Harmony. >> >> The toolkit can be used in two steps. First, employ both static analyzer >> and >> dynamic tracer in the process of application development and test, and >> record necessary information in several cns files. Second, employ the jre >> generator to merge these cns files and generate a new jre from an original >> one. >> >> So far I have written a simple ant build file to handle the whole process >> including compile, test, pack & javadoc. The compiling of the agent is not >> in because I'm still learning ant usage. The test is also very simple, >> just >> a helloworld app:P >> >> I'll improve the toolkit by adding command line script, optimizing ant >> build, doing more test and improve the algorithm if a better strategy is >> found. >> >> Everyone please feel free to give me advice or report bugs to me~thx:) >> >> Daniel Gong >> >> > Well done Daniel! > > I'm trying to build the tool. I downloaded minjretoolkit.tar.gz from > HARMONY-6291, and extract it, then run "ant" or "ant compile", but got a > error: > > c:\download\minijre\build.xml:23: taskdef class > org.crazynut.harmony.minjre.anttask.AnalyzeDependenc > yTask cannot be found > > Did I miss anything? > > -- > Best Regards, > Regis. >
