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Code Tools Project
The goal of this Project is to provide tools of use todevelopers who work on the OpenJDK code base. Such tools currentlyinclude test tools and Mercurial extensions; it is envisaged thatadditional tools will be added over time, after discussion on theProject'smainmailing list and subject to the Project Lead's approval.
This Project is sponsored by theCompiler Group.
Tools
- asmtools– Assembler Tools (JAsm/JDis and JCod/JDec) [github,email]
- btrace– Dynamic Java bytecode tracing tool [hg,email]
- defpath – Mercurial extension toedit default path settings [hg,email]
- doccheck – Utility to check HTMLfiles in the JDK documentation [github,email]
- friday-stats – Small utilitiesfor analyzing OpenJDK [github,email]
- jcheck – Mercurial changesetvalidator [hg,email]
- jcov– Code Coverage Tool [github,email]
- jcstress – Java Concurrency Stresstests [github,email]
- jemmy – UI testautomation library [v2 hg,v3 hg,email]
- jextract – Nativelibrary binding extraction tool [github,email]
- jmh – Java Microbenchmark Harness [github,email]
- jmh-jdk-microbenchmarks– JMH JDK microbenchmarks [github,email ]
- jol – Java Object Layout [github,email]
- jtharness– JavaTest Harness [github,email]
- jtreg – Regression Test Harness forthe OpenJDK platform: jtreg [github,email]
- sigtest– Signature Checking Tools [github,email]
- trees – Mercurial extension formanaging multiple repositories [hg,email]
- webrev – Tool to generate web-baseddiffs for code reviews [hg,email]
Issues
Issues are tracked in the
JDK Bug System, in the
CODETOOLS project,
tools component and itsvarious
subcomponents.
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