Re: Gawk 'make check' on NSK/OSS

[Aharon Robbins]

Hi. You can run `make diffout' to capture the differences from what
should be generated.

As for the fatal error, you'll have to just step through it with a debugger
and let me know what you see, unless I can get direct ssh access to the
machine.

BTW, please use  bug-gawk AT gnu.org to make sure that a copy of your mail
comes straight to my inbox. Otherwise, you're relying on my seeing stuff
via USENET...

Thanks,

Arnold

In article <address@hidden> you write:
>On NSK/OSS, I get a couple of "minor" 'make check' failures followed by 
>the fatal failure:
>gawk: (FILENAME=./rsstart1.in FNR=1) fatal: error reading input file 
>`./rsstart1.in': Invalid function argument
>make: *** [rsstart1] Error 2
>
>Any pointers what the fatal error might be, or how to diagnose the 
>"minor" failures? (Some of them don't look so minor - should I pack up 
>the outputs and send them here?)
>
>-- 
>Matthew
>"Will somebody get this walking carpet out of my way?!" -- Princess Leia 
>Organa
>
>
>


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