On 27/12/2012 18:19, Stuart Marks wrote:
I hate to contradict Alan on this....
It's true that one can omit the @run tag and single-file tests like
this one will get built and run by default. My advice, however, is to
use the @run tag even when one isn't strictly required.
My comment was on the 3 x @run tags, the "@run clean" appeared odd. In
any case, I agree that for anything other than single-class tests then
it's really important to be explicit on the classes to compile. For
single-class tests then I personally just keep it simple as jtreg will
do the right thing once you add @test.
-Alan
