Run iContract for java
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So I'm trying to do some Design by Contract programming in Java and I'm trying to use iContract for that. Now Im quite clear with the basic syntax itself but Im not able to actually run iContract(if that makes sense).
I know that iContract is supposed to be a preprocessor for java source code which would add some extra code in an input source code based on the @pre, @post etc. But what I could find online was just the iContract.jar.
Running the jar gives an error since there is no main class defined in the jar so I guess it wasn't meant to be used like that?
Creating a new java project, adding the jar to the classpath also doesnt seem to work. I dont think those annotation(@pre, @post etc) are present in the jar as classes.
Could anyone who has used iContract kindly list out the steps for its usage/ point to any resources that would be needed?
Thanks!!
BTW, I downloaded the iContract.jar from here.
java design-by-contract
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So I'm trying to do some Design by Contract programming in Java and I'm trying to use iContract for that. Now Im quite clear with the basic syntax itself but Im not able to actually run iContract(if that makes sense).
I know that iContract is supposed to be a preprocessor for java source code which would add some extra code in an input source code based on the @pre, @post etc. But what I could find online was just the iContract.jar.
Running the jar gives an error since there is no main class defined in the jar so I guess it wasn't meant to be used like that?
Creating a new java project, adding the jar to the classpath also doesnt seem to work. I dont think those annotation(@pre, @post etc) are present in the jar as classes.
Could anyone who has used iContract kindly list out the steps for its usage/ point to any resources that would be needed?
Thanks!!
BTW, I downloaded the iContract.jar from here.
java design-by-contract
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So I'm trying to do some Design by Contract programming in Java and I'm trying to use iContract for that. Now Im quite clear with the basic syntax itself but Im not able to actually run iContract(if that makes sense).
I know that iContract is supposed to be a preprocessor for java source code which would add some extra code in an input source code based on the @pre, @post etc. But what I could find online was just the iContract.jar.
Running the jar gives an error since there is no main class defined in the jar so I guess it wasn't meant to be used like that?
Creating a new java project, adding the jar to the classpath also doesnt seem to work. I dont think those annotation(@pre, @post etc) are present in the jar as classes.
Could anyone who has used iContract kindly list out the steps for its usage/ point to any resources that would be needed?
Thanks!!
BTW, I downloaded the iContract.jar from here.
java design-by-contract
So I'm trying to do some Design by Contract programming in Java and I'm trying to use iContract for that. Now Im quite clear with the basic syntax itself but Im not able to actually run iContract(if that makes sense).
I know that iContract is supposed to be a preprocessor for java source code which would add some extra code in an input source code based on the @pre, @post etc. But what I could find online was just the iContract.jar.
Running the jar gives an error since there is no main class defined in the jar so I guess it wasn't meant to be used like that?
Creating a new java project, adding the jar to the classpath also doesnt seem to work. I dont think those annotation(@pre, @post etc) are present in the jar as classes.
Could anyone who has used iContract kindly list out the steps for its usage/ point to any resources that would be needed?
Thanks!!
BTW, I downloaded the iContract.jar from here.
java design-by-contract
java design-by-contract
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