Hi Manjula!

I was able to fix the problem with linking the source-code, so now the site I mentioned before shows correct and complete results.
To summarize and compare with your results:
OVERALL COVERAGE SUMMARY
--------------------------------------------------
all classes: 90%  (1264/1397)
Method : 75%  (16948/22513)
Block : 73%  (479495/660441)
Line : 71%  (100760/141054)

OVERALL STATS SUMMARY
total packages: 89
total executable files: 1280
total classes: 1397
total methods: 22513
total executable lines: 141054

So we see a couple of (general) differences:

  1. In general you report higher numbers for the totals
  2. In general I find higher numbers for coverage

Can this be explained by just the differences in our jvm's (as different vendors) or should we investigate more? For my numbers I did a little workaround regarding the source-code: I used the source-code from the 10.4-branch and not the official 10.4.1.3

Thanks !

Henri

Manjula Kutty wrote:
Hi Henri
I ran suites.all. I used my derby_tests policy (Actually the one which gives all permission). I ran it with jdk142, 15 and 16. I will be linking the full report to the wiki. Thanks
Manjula

On 5/6/08, *Henri van de Scheur* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    Manjula Kutty wrote:

        OVERALL COVERAGE SUMMARY
        --------------------------------------------------
        all classes: 87%  (1226/1404) Method : 74%  (16629/22556)
        Block : 69%  (486715/704201)
        Line : 69%  (101022.4/146764)

        OVERALL STATS SUMMARY
        total packages: 90
        total executable files: 1286
        total classes: 1404
        total methods: 22556
        total executable lines: 146764



-- Thanks,
        Manjula.

    Hi Manjula!

    What testsuite did you use and which jvm-versions?
    I used Emma to run with suitesAll on jvm1.4, jvm1.5 and jvm1.6
    (both 32- and 64-mode). Results can be found here:
    http://dbtg.thresher.com/derby/test/10.4.1.3_RC/Emma.html
    Unfortunately I have had some problems linking the source-code to
    these reports, but I plan to do that within the next 24 hours (if
    svn allows me....).

    Thanks,

    Henri


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