On Sun, Jun 01, 2008 at 11:22:28PM +0200, Bruno Haible wrote: > > File offset is wrong after fseek: 17. > > FAIL: test-fflush > > That may be better in the new tarball.
Yepp, works fine now. > > test-lseek.c:49: assertion failed > > Abort trap (core dumped) > > FAIL: test-lseek.sh > > This is clearly a bug in your OS: lseek must fail when at attempt is made > to set a negative file position on a regular file. You can analyze it with > gdb, or extract a simple testcase for your libc + kernel developers. I'll investigate into this. > > Skipping test: file operations failed. > > SKIP: test-freadable > > Skipping test: file operations failed. > > SKIP: test-freading > > Skipping test: file operations failed. > > SKIP: test-fwritable > > Skipping test: file operations failed. > > SKIP: test-fwriting > > testdir-stdioext compiles without that, but the test is > > skipped. Is that normal? > > That's not normal. This is also an indication of things gone wrong > in your OS's stdio. You can single-step through it in gdb to see what > went wrong. These are fixed now too. So the only error left is the lseek one. Thanks for the quick reply and fixes. -- voroskoi
