the utf8_* are probably due to distclean not removing the *Lexer.hs files, so the upgraded alex had no effect. conc068 is still affected by that resolver warning. ThreadDelay001 reports:Lexer.hs is not supposed to be removed by distclean, because it is part of a source distribution. distclean is supposed to clean the tree of everything that shouldn't be in a source distribution, that does not include autoconf, happy and alex-generated files.
yes, i was just noting that the strictest clean that works isn't sufficient for testing. in other words, we need a stricter clean
in addition to distclean, and need to use that for testing.
Could you run ThreadDelay in all ways and tell me which ways fail? (make stage=2 TEST=ThreadDelay001)
sure, output attached. all of them fail; as there's no ThreadDelay001.stdout, none of the output is expected?
$ ls testsuite/tests/ghc-regress/lib/Concurrent/ Chan001.exe.manifest MVar001.stdout QSemN001.exe.manifest SampleVar001.stdout Chan001.hs Makefile QSemN001.hs ThreadDelay001.exe.manifest Chan001.stdout QSem001.exe.manifest QSemN001.stdout ThreadDelay001.exe.tix MVar001.exe.manifest QSem001.hs SampleVar001.exe.manifest ThreadDelay001.hs MVar001.hs QSem001.stdout SampleVar001.hs all.T btw, all those manifest files should only be needed for vista, right? and even there, the idea of having to think of 2 files for each executable sounds like a small nightmare - is there no way to integrate the .manifest into the .exe, or at least not to produce those .manifests for non-vista? claus
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