Resync a load of tests with upstream, make our build faster.

I started off with a mission to remove uses of dalvik.annotation.* (stuff
like @TestTargetNew and other useless junk that just makes it harder to
stay in sync with upstream). I wrote a script to go through tests showing
me the diff between what we have and what upstream has, thinking that in
cases where upstream has also added tests, I may as well pull them in at
the same time...

...but I didn't realize how close we were to having dx fill its 1.5GiB heap.

After trying various alternatives, I decided to bite the bullet and break
core-tests up into one .jar per module. This adds parallelism back into this,
the slowest part of our build. (I can do even better, but I'll do that in a
separate patch, preferably after we've merged recent changes from master.)

Only a couple of dependencies were problematic: the worthless TestSuiteFactory
which already contained a comment suggesting we get rid of it, and the fact
that some tests -- most notably the concurrent ones -- also contained main
methods that started the JUnit tty-based TestRunner.

(In the long run, we want to be running the harmony tests directly from a
pristine "svn co" of upstream, using DalvikRunner. But this will be a big
help in the meantime, and starts the work of getting our current copy of
the tests into a state where we can start to extract any meaningful
changes/additions we've made.)

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/sql/src/test/java/tests/SQLite/AllTests.java b/sql/src/test/java/tests/SQLite/AllTests.java
index 2cf0f61..e2aa55c 100644
--- a/sql/src/test/java/tests/SQLite/AllTests.java
+++ b/sql/src/test/java/tests/SQLite/AllTests.java
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ public class AllTests {
 
     //All tests executed with sqlite3 only
     public static Test suite() {
-        TestSuite suite = tests.TestSuiteFactory.createTestSuite("Tests for SQLite");
+        TestSuite suite = new TestSuite("Tests for SQLite");
         //$JUnit-BEGIN$
         suite.addTestSuite(DatabaseTest.class);
         suite.addTestSuite(JDBCDriverFunctionalTest.class);