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Part of my concern in designing the Orca TDD Build Framework for J2ME-MIDP has been what about those situations where the same mobile developer is developing both J2ME cde and Brew code for the same product. While PMD lends itself to non java code, what else can be brought to bare to receive some benefits from keeping some of the build framework the saem as far doign ANT scripts?
One example, is the Brew Unit Test component from bughuntress which might be worthwhile to review and examine. Its documentation of code is in doxygen form, which is similar to javadoc but for C/C++ code. There is also a symbian unit test code api library as well from the same company.
Thus, by centering on ANT scripts and using Brew Test Unit, Symbian Test Unit, and PalmOS test unit and the CCCC metric tool along with PMD we might get close to 55% to 70% of what is being built/integrated on the J2ME-MIDP side. Interesting..
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