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Re: cmp in test scripts
From: |
John Poltorak |
Subject: |
Re: cmp in test scripts |
Date: |
Fri, 25 Jan 2002 01:44:38 +0000 |
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 08:09:13PM -0500, Earnie Boyd wrote:
> > "hello, world\n" is longer on a DOS filesystem than on Unix so cmp will
> > distinguish between whereas diff won't.
> >
>
> No it isn't. "hello, world\n" is the same size in both worlds. "hello,
> world\r\n" is the same size in both worlds.
No it isn't.
> A properly ported cmp would
> be a better method. You're problem isn't an autoconf problem, it's a
> tool problem.
cmp is working fine, it simply is not appropriate in certain tests when
the output from a test results in DOS line terminated files and they are
being compared against Unix line terminated files and resulting in a
failure whereas the output is exactly as expected and would result in
success if diff was used instead.
> Earnie.
--
John
- cmp in test scripts, John Poltorak, 2002/01/24
- Re: cmp in test scripts, Earnie Boyd, 2002/01/24
- Re: cmp in test scripts, John Poltorak, 2002/01/24
- Re: cmp in test scripts, Earnie Boyd, 2002/01/24
- Re: cmp in test scripts,
John Poltorak <=
- Re: cmp in test scripts, Tim Van Holder, 2002/01/25
- Re: cmp in test scripts, Earnie Boyd, 2002/01/25
- Re: cmp in test scripts, John Poltorak, 2002/01/25
- Re: cmp in test scripts, Tim Van Holder, 2002/01/25