On 09/26/10 15:36, Yann Dirson wrote:
On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 04:17:24PM +0200, Gunnar Farneb?ck wrote:
That is known to happen occasionally due to imperfect persistent
caching of reading results but the examples you show below look
consistent.
Oh right, looks like I misread some of those. However, the
"unexpected PASS" do not indeed produce a PASS ?
No, it unexpectedly passes the testcase. The output from regress.pike
is somewhat more informative:
9x9:50 PASS F4 [F4]
9x9:360 PASS D5 [F4|E6|D5]
This means that testcase 50 unexpectedly passes by producing the
correct move F4, whereas testcase 360 unexpectedly passes by producing
D5 from out of the three allowed moves F4, E6, and D5.
/Gunnar
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