[armedbear-ticket] [armedbear] #218: More Compreshensive Regression testing

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#218: More Compreshensive Regression testing
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 Reporter:  https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=aitoawmy4u2arai5whm4pn4h0biwcvdnd33aq5k  |       Owner:  ehuelsmann
     Type:  enhancement                                                                       |      Status:  new       
 Priority:  minor                                                                             |   Milestone:  2.0       
Component:  interpreter                                                                       |     Version:  1.1.0-dev 
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Comment(by https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=aitoawmy4u2arai5whm4pn4h0biwcvdnd33aq5k):

 easye: A command-line switch?

 Perhaps, yes.  That would make the current implementation easier to test
 w/o messing with the current ways of building.  Simply, the switch would
 tell ABCL to ignore the the .cls/.abcl files and always use the .lisp

 Way easier than my manual way of of testing: (this here is incomplete but
 you get the idea)

 mkdir LISPHOME
 xcopy src\org\*.lisp LISPHOME\org\ /d /e
 javac -d LISPHOME -sourcepath src\ src\org\armedbear\lisp\*.java
 src\org\armedbear\lisp\util\*.java
 javac -cp LISPHOME -d LISPHOME -sourcepath src\
 src\org\armedbear\lisp\java\swing\*.java
 src\org\armedbear\lisp\protocol\*.java
 javac -cp LISPHOME -d LISPHOME -sourcepath src\
 src\org\armedbear\lisp\scripting\*.java
 java -cp LISPHOME org.armedbear.lisp.Main
 :cd ../ansi-tests
 (load "doit.lsp")

 Which also doesn't preclude re-disabling the compiler,
 so a command line switch enabling of a boolean is still going to be the
 smartest choice.

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