At 18:18 20.07.2001 -0400, you wrote:
>At 06:16 PM 20/07/2001 +0200, you wrote:
>>Colin,
>>
>>As for cygwin, what type of problems are you encountering?
>
>I spent a bit more time with it, and got the execution of the tests mostly working.
>
>I had some issues with setting up the classpath. Normally cygwin automatically
>creates mappings like /cygdrive/e/whatever/whatever to access something on drive E:
>for example. On my system, I had issues when I tried to use java with a classpath
>that had junit pointed to in this fashion, and had to use the form
>e:\whatver\whatever or e:/whatever/whatever in the classpath. Makes sense I guess,
>since the java executable knows nothing about cygwin. Same goes for the path
>separator in the classpath. I first tried the unix ':', and it didn't seem to like
>that, but got ok results with the Windows ';'.
Yes, you have to use \; as the classpath separator when launching java programs under
windows.
>Now I can run the tests, but I still do get some failures, and I don't have enough
>time right now to see if it is still something to do with the execution environment,
>or actual code issues...
It depends on the failure. Real failures should stop the tests. You might see some
warning messages but they are usually expected and part of the tests. If you see the
tests stop then you have a real failure.
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