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RE: release candidate 5 available--build results and FC4


From: Marshall DeBerry
Subject: RE: release candidate 5 available--build results and FC4
Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 20:45:55 -0400

Ok, here's the first few/last few lines of the 1,133 "error" lines produced
when make check is run under Solaris 9:

PASS: stats/percentiles-enhanced.sh
1,1133d0
< 1e2 => 100.00
< 1e+2 => 100.00
< 1e-2 => 0.01
< 1e-99 => 0.00
< 0 AND 1 => false
< $true AND 1 => true
< 1 OR $false => true
< 1 OR $sysmis => true
< 2 OR $sysmis => sysmis
< 2 AND $sysmis => false
< 'string' AND $sysmis => error
< 0 AND $sysmis => false
 [many lines deleted]

(last several lines)
< SYSMIS(1 + $SYSMIS) => true
< (X = 10.00); x + 0 => 10.00
< (X = -3.00); x - 0 => -3.00
< (X = 5.00); 0 + x => 5.00
< (X = 10.00); x * 1 => 10.00
< (X = -3.00); 1 * x => -3.00
< (X = 5.00); x / 1 => 5.00
< (X = 10.00); 0 * x => 0.00
< (X = -3.00); x * 0 => 0.00
< (X = 5.00); 0 / x => 0.00
< (X = 5.00); mod(0, x) => 0.00
< (X = 5.00); x ** 1 => 5.00
< (X = 5.00); x ** 2 => 25.00
compare optimizing output
FAILED
FAIL: expressions/expressions.sh


Also, an issue with make check on Fedora Core 4, using the most recent gcc
4.0.1 compiler, which now produces this:

...................../command/sort.sh: line 84: 11952 Segmentation
fault      $PERL gen-data.pl $count $repeat >sort.data
generate data for 50000 1 run
NO RESULT
FAIL: command/sort.sh
=====================================
1 of 93 tests failed
Please report to address@hidden
=====================================

Marshall


-----Original Message-----
From: Ben Pfaff [mailto:address@hidden 
Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 8:20 PM
To: Marshall DeBerry
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: release candidate 5 available--build results

"Marshall DeBerry" <address@hidden> writes:

> The second failure is still with expressions.sh. Many lines are 
> Printed, ending with the following:

Can you pass along the beginning of the output?  That's more
likely to indicate the source of the problem.
-- 
Ben Pfaff 
email: address@hidden
web: http://benpfaff.org





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