Re: Big memory demanding tests problem

(I accidentally dropped the thread from the list.  CC'ing the list to
get them up to date.)

My best guess is that the "fork" being discussed is the option on the
junit task in ant.

What are you allocating memory-wise for each test?  Thanks,

   David

On 7/3/07, Jonathan Alvarsson <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 6/28/07, David Saff <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Jonathan,
> >
> > Are you using JUnit 3?  If so, a move to JUnit 4 should help a lot.
> > It will require a small amount of rewrite of the test code, but the
> > memory usage profile should be much more reasonable.  Thanks,
>
> Okey so I changed some code into JUnit 4 compatible. But this didn't
> change much. It's still the same. When I run all tests in my package
> the test run turns really slow after just about half of the tests but
> those tests run at normal speed if runned separately...
>
> Someone said somthing about fork. Do you know anything about that?
>
> // Jonathan
>

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