TITLE OF PAPER: Twelve Thousand Test Cases and Counting
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Project driven by ORNL
    Writing an XML driven compiler

Development strategy:
    Use Python and SAX
    Project overran with no end in sight.
    Python was harder to use, less compact than expected
    SAX less helpful than expected

<rant><strong>I wish I had static typing</strong></rant>

ADEPT (A Data-driven Eval-based Program Tester)
    tuple driven unit testing w/ multi-level test stack
    support for test logging
    anecdotal 5x-6x speedup for generating test cases
        based on eliminating boilerplate code

PyRite type library
    extend Python typing predicts for subtyping
    derive self-typing subclasses of int, str, tuple, list, dict
    currying on partially instantiated types
    
These two projects took 10 weeks to build.

Q: was your code too big for pychecker
A: unaware of pychecker

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Ted Leung, twl@osafoundation.org, http://www.sauria.com/blog


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