> you haven't explanined what the arguments to test do, but
> you appear to be mixing strcmp idioms. i think you wish either
>
> test(strcmp(test_str, buf) == 0, 4, "check value\n");
>
> or
> test(!strcmp(test_str, buf), 4, "check value\n");
Right. Sorry... The declaration for test is:
void test(int bool, int space, ...);
where bool is the test case to prepend a pass/fail message in front of the
used defined message printed by vfprint. Space is a pretty printing addon
that prints n spaces before the print message -- it makes it easier to
read.
The test you pointed out was a bad test. Thanks for catching that!
The real problem was the test before it:
ret = read(dtf, buf, strlen buf);
test(strlen(tst_str)==ret,4, "read back from var\n");
Read actually correctly reads the file correctly (which the next test
verifies), but since I asked it to read 1K bytes when the message length is
only 39, read returns 0 instead of 39 and sets the file's offset to the end
of file as I would have expected.
I also should add if I did not before, this is on plan9port.
EBo --
