2011/1/7 Patrick R. Michaud <[email protected]> > On Fri, Jan 07, 2011 at 09:58:34AM +0100, François Perrad wrote: > > with parrot & plumage installed, > > $ plumage test nqp-rx > > does the job. > > How do I install plumage? > > $ sudo plumage install plumage
and the first time : $ git git://github.com/parrot/plumage.git $ cd plumage $ parrot setup.pir $ sudo parrot setup.pir install > Doesn't using plumage simply add extra overhead to testing nqp-rx, > since after building and installing parrot one has to rebuild and > install plumage before being able to test nqp-rx? > plumage is not useful when a HLL author wants to test its HLL. plumage is useful when a parrot developer wants to test many HLL and/or modules against the head of parrot. I hope that will become an usual practice. François. > > I am also aiming for instructions that will then be consistent > with testing Rakudo -- can one use plumage to test Rakudo in the > same manner? (The steps I gave for testing nqp-rx are exactly > the same as what one would use for testing rakudo, partcl-nqp, etc.) > > Pm >
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