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********************* Building Hamcrest *********************
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--[ Build requirements ]-------------------------------------
* JDK 1.5
Note: that this is a buildtime dependency for 1.5 specific
features. However the final built jars should run on 1.4
and 1.3 JVMs with some features unavailable.
* Ant 1.6 or greater
To enable testing support, ensure junit.jar exists in
ANT_HOME/lib.
--[ Building from the command line ]-------------------------
Execute the default ant target:
ant
This will do a full clean build, run all tests and (if
successful) package up a distribution. The resulting builds
reside in the 'build' directory.
For a list of finer grained build operations:
ant -projecthelp
The default version number used in the build is 'SNAPSHOT'.
To override this, you can pass a property to ant:
ant -Dversion=MY.OTHER.VERSION
--[ Building from the IDE ]----------------------------------
It is possible to compile and test the source directly from
popular IDEs, without resorting to the command line.
Steps:
- Run 'ant library'. This generates additional Java coded
necessary to compile.
- Create a new project.
- Add the following directories as source directories:
hamcrest-core/src/main/java
hamcrest-library/src/main/java
hamcrest-generator/src/main/java
hamcrest-integration/src/main/java
build/temp/hamcrest-core/generated-code
build/temp/hamcrest-library/generated-code
- Add hamcrest-unit-test/src/main/java as a test directory.
If this is unsupported by the IDE, add it as another source
directory.
- Include all jars in the lib directory in the classpath.
- Compile as usual in the IDE.
- If supported, run all tests under org.hamcrest from the
IDEs JUnit runner.
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