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> Everything seems to be working under both MkLinux and MacOS, but I wanted > to check to see if the way I created the jar file was correct. Seems reasonable to me. > Also, what is the correct way to run the test procedures that come with > the source distribution? Well, in the source distribution, you can just run 'make check' (or 'cd testsuite; make check'). Of course this requires make, sh, and so on. It would be nice to write a Kawa application that runs the test programs with the correct flags. I guess you could do it two ways: (1) Using a single Kawa run that loads the test driver, and then each of the tests, in order. (2) Same, but instead of loading each test, you run "run-kawa" on each test, where run-kawa is a Scheme function that calls Runtime.exec to run Kawa. The former is probably more portable (does not require Runtime.exec), but may have problems with interacting environments, re-initializing things properly, etc. Loading into separate environments may solve those problems. That suggests adding a second optional argument to load to specify the environment. I've been intending to do that. --Per Bothner Cygnus Solutions bothner@cygnus.com http://www.cygnus.com/~bothner