# PerlUnit was originally written as a port of Kent Beck and Erich
# Gamma's xUnit testing framework by Christian Lemburg and Brian
# Ewins, and is now maintained by Adam Spiers and the rest of the
# PerlUnit team.
#
# The following is an alphabetical list of all the people who've
# contributed code and effort to making PerlUnit what it is today.
# Where possible we have included their Sourceforge usernames and
# preferred email addresses.
#
# The use of this database for anything other than PerlUnit
# development is strictly forbidden. (Passive distribution with the
# PerlUnit source code package is naturally allowed)
Adam Spiers adamspiers <perlunit@adamspiers.org>
Brian Ewins ba22a
Cayte Linder cayte
Christian Lemburg clemburg <clemburg@acm.org>
David Esposito davide
J.E. Fritz jefritz
Kevin Connor wallisalviar <kconnor@interwoven.com>
Matthew Astley mca1001 (was mca-gdl)
Michael Schwern/Test::More project for the deep structure comparison routines
Piers Cawley pdcawley <pdcawley@iterative-software.com>
Zhon Johansen zhon
As far as copyright years go (as if anyone cares), this may serve as a
vague starting guide for who put together the bulk of the project:
2000 ba22a, clemburg
2001 clemburg, pdcawley
2002 adamspiers, pdcawley
Where specific files in the project have been contributed by one
person and that person has claimed the copyright, I have left their
authorship.
The rest of the files have moved over to a more boilerplate style
crediting the PerlUnit Development Team and referring to the
Test::Unit docs and this file. This is simply for maintenance sanity.
All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can
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