Eric Valette wrote:

Here is my report on running posixtestsuite-1.4.3 on two different environments :
- The original debian libc-dev using dynamic linking mode but the LinuxThread related include for pthread and rt many to check if the current status does not lead to too much errors,
- My own compiled glibc-cvs for using nptl add-on + patches to make it compile, using static mode,



As I did a chroot on a debootstraped sid partiton without mounting /proc and other virtualfs (including /sys and /dev/shm) the result for the tests where incorrect for my own generated libc. (The results for the native libc6-dev were of course correct as I run them on my regular debian system and did execute the /etc/init/* scripts). Here are the good ones...


So the correct comparsion table is :

        --------------------------------------------------
        |   Original Libc6-dev | Up to date cvs (static) |
        --------------------------------------------------
        | PASS       :   1239  | PASS       : 1384       |
        | FAILED     :   28    | FAILED     : 18         |
        | UNTESTED   :   46    | UNTESTED   : 5          |
        | UNRESOLVED :   16    | UNRESOLVED : 9          |
        --------------------------------------------------

My analysis is :
- More test can be compiled because of using the correct includes (especially the mq_* test) => more tests run
- Less failure due to bugfixes integrated in current glibc-cvs


NB : probably the figures using the linuxtread static version would be even far worse.


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