Hi Stephan,
thank you for review!
On 18.05.2012 12:59, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
On 05/17/2012 11:43 PM, David Ostrovsky wrote:
source/bridgetest/* is up and running now (except pyuno).
The creation of some batch files is skipped, because they wasn't used
anyway.
Historically, testtools only created test scripts that were not 
executed during build.  Later on, the most fundamental of those test 
scripts (bridgetest_inprocess: run C++ test implementation in a single 
process) was modified to instead be run during build.
However, the other test scripts (bridgetest_inprocess_java: run Java 
test implementation in a single process; bridgetest_server: run C++ 
test implementation against additional bridgetest_client process; 
bridgetest_javaserver: run Java test implementation against additional 
bridgetest_client process) are still useful for manual testing, and I 
occasionally still use them.  I guess it is fine to leave them alone 
for now, and I can see to get them up and running again (maybe even 
automatically during the build) later, after gbuild_testtools is 
integrated into master.
Then of course we have to preserve them!
I just pushed another iteration. With new CustomTarget_bridgetest.mk all 
those batch file are generated now and run without error, magic ;-)
I need a decision here: to merge it in this state to master or try to 
clean it a little bit more and may be take care of pyuno directory first?
Thanks
David
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