I reached a big milestone tonight in getting the entire test suite to run against sys.pod rather than my reflected stubs. Basically what this means is that the actual Fan source code in src\sys is now being used for all type checking. From this point on the fan code will serve as the official specification of types and their slots (John that is what you should code against as public signatures). I'll continue to try and ensure that fan self tests work against stub types, but in general you guys should ensure a compiled sys.pod is used for your testing:
makej cleanjar
fanc src\sys
fant -self
fanc src\sysTest
fant sysTest
brian Thu 12 Jan 2006
I reached a big milestone tonight in getting the entire test suite to run against sys.pod rather than my reflected stubs. Basically what this means is that the actual Fan source code in src\sys is now being used for all type checking. From this point on the fan code will serve as the official specification of types and their slots (John that is what you should code against as public signatures). I'll continue to try and ensure that fan self tests work against stub types, but in general you guys should ensure a compiled sys.pod is used for your testing: