I have started cl-test-grid tests with the latest ASDF (git revision 38337a5) After SBCL and CCL tests complete we can run tests on the previous ASDF and compare results.
The question: what is the previous stable and tested ASDF version? Best regards, - Anton 27.12.2013, 17:34, "Mark Evenson" <even...@panix.com>: > On Dec 20, 2013, at 22:34, Mark Evenson <even...@panix.com> wrote: > > […] > >> It isn’t quite clear how to run the tests under Windows. I am using >> Cygwin, so I thought I could just ensure that ‘abcl’ is in my path and >> symlinked to ‘abcl.bat >> >> cygwin-bash$ sh run-tests.sh abcl >> >> but I get an “access is denied” message, which is odd as I can invoke >> `abcl` directly. Probably some faulty understanding on my part of cygwin v. >> DOS scripting. > > A couple of notes on running ASDF tests under Windows: > > 1. The “Access is denied” message comes from problems with mismatched NTFS > permissions. I think it was the result of using “hg clone" in the Windows > "System Administrator” role which creates directories don’t automatically > have all necessary permissions for writes. Or something. The solution for > me was to use the “Edit” dialog accessed “Properties >> Security” popup from > Windows Explorer to recursively set “Full Control” for “Everyone” from the > root `asdf` folder. Those who wish to contribute a more nuanced > understanding of what Windows is trying to protect against are invited to > explain in a more articulate manner the more proper set of restricted > permissions to grant. > > 2. Using cygwin, one cannot get ‘test/run-tests.sh’ to use the ‘abcl.bat’ > Windows batch script to invoke ABCL, as it fails with problems in escaping > the VERTICAL_LINE (#\|) from some being interpreted as a pipe operation by > some part of the invocation chain. The solution is to use the Bourne-shell > ‘abcl’ invocation script. > > More soon… > > -- > "A screaming comes across the sky. It has happened before but there is > nothing > to compare to it now."
