
First, open the file `common.mk' and set the variable RANDOOP_HOME to
the point to Randoop's home directory (the directory containing this
file).

Now build Randoop using the "build" target in the provided Makefile:

> make build

Run the tool by running java on the class randoop.main.Main.
For example:

> java -classpath bin:lib/junit-4.3.1.jar randoop.main.Main

This will show you the contextual help.

Below is an example of running Randoop on a specific class 
to create regression tests:

> java -classpath bin:lib/junit-4.3.1.jar randoop.main.Main \
  genregressions --testclass=java.util.ArrayList --timelimit=10

IMPORTANT: Randoop will create tests using only public methods
           declared in the classes specified. Make sure you give
           add helper classes to the list of classes.
           In a future release, we will work around this
           limitation.

Randoop can also generate tests that check contract violations.
See the manual for more information.
