anyone know where the compiler tests are?

Hello Josh.

> I'm having a difficult time navigating the test directory. I figured
> I'd be
> able to find some tests directly related to the compiler, inputs and
> outputs
> type stuff. Grepping doesn't seem to be helping. Do these sort of
> tests
> exist? And if so, can anyone point me to them?

All tests we use for the compiler are in "test/files". The various
subdirectories in there relate to how the test should be run:
- "pos" stands for "must compile without error",
- "neg" stands for "must fail at compile-time with a given error",
- "run" stands for "must compile successfully and running it must
exactly output the content of the .check file",
- etc.

Is that what you mean by "inputs and outputs type stuff"?

The "test/partest" script runs the tests automatically (and in
parallel for added speed). Run "partest --help" to get an idea of what
it does. Running partest is the same as running the "test" target in
Scala's Ant build script.

Cheers,
Gilles.