Re: what does mackmode signify

2012-04-07 Thread Ranjan Banerjee
Thanks Harsh J. On 04/07/12, Harsh J wrote: > It is a toggle property for unit tests to enable, in order to disable > a few things due to which unit testing can get easy. Basically appears > like the allocations updater thread isn't invoked during testing, if > mockMode is enabled. > > Also see

Re: what does mackmode signify

2012-04-07 Thread Harsh J
It is a toggle property for unit tests to enable, in order to disable a few things due to which unit testing can get easy. Basically appears like the allocations updater thread isn't invoked during testing, if mockMode is enabled. Also see TestFairScheduler.java, in which the mockMode is enabled v

what does mackmode signify

2012-04-07 Thread Ranjan Banerjee
Hello,    I am going through the code for the fair scheduler in order to make some changes in it. I came across a variable called mockmode. Can someone say what does it signify? Regards, Ranjan