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For those who had expressed interest in the new GP Tree Builders, and  
particularly in helping me test them with the existing untyped GP  
code in ECJ and also stress-test them with typed GP code, here they are:




The builders are now looser in their constraints regarding having to have nonterminals and terminals for every single possible node type -- but they give warnings. You may need to grab the current CVS sources if you can't compile them with the most recent ECJ version snapshot on the website -- they may use functions like warnOnce which I'm not sure are in the recent snapshot. I don't know if I introduced bugs when making these changes, and there are a lot of changes, so I'm somewhat loathe to put them into the CVS tree without any significant testing. Hence the request. Sean

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