John MacFrenz <macfr...@yandex.com> wrote on 10/14/2014 02:38:03 PM:
>
> Thanks for explanation. Out of curiosity, what would happen (when
> storing references) if rail was created with allocRailUninitialized
> but it wasn't immeditially overwritten with data, so that rail would
> contain whatever was previosly in memory?
Correct.
>
> Okay. How about tests, how and where should they be added?
In subdirectories of x10.tests/tests/
I just realized the README in that directory wasn't updated when we changed
the name of the script from testScript to runTest.sh, but the information
is still mostly accurate.
>Also
> what's the usual way to develop classes to x10.runtime/src-x10
> without having to do unnecessary recompilations? Running ant dist
> seems to take pretty long time...
Two usual tricks:
(1) first develop the code outside of the runtime as a standalone set
of classes. Once it seems to be working, then move it into the runtime.
(2) Sometimes (1) doesn't apply (or isn't worth bothering with).
Then instead of "ant dist" do "ant dist-java" which only rebuilds Managed
X10. This is quite a bit faster.
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