Steve Hay wrote:
I have found this, though:
Recall that running just the "filter" tests (as "perl t/TEST t/filter") makes it work (except for the in_str_consume test that sadly still fails).
Well, running "perl t/TEST t/api t/filter" also succeeds, as does "perl t/TEST t/apr t/filter" (except for apr/perlio, of course), but "perl t/TEST t/api t/apr t/filter" makes the first filter test -- both_str_con_add.t -- crash Apache.
You need to get t/SMOKE to work which will help you to find the guilty test which when run before filter/both_str_con_add causes the latter to fail. It's designed exactly for this purpose, besides its side effects which are useful for normal smoking.
It's much easier to debug when you have (hopefully) only 1 test to run before it fails (it's quite possible that there is a specific combination of running tests that lead to the problem). It'll also help me to understand what could be the cause, since even though you are very helpful at this remote debugging session, it's quite hard for me to be helpful to nail this problem down, without knowing where to look.
I'll look forward to Randy's Win32-savvy t/SMOKE, then...
- Steve
--------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
