As we are approaching a release of base I would like to gather test data
from different set ups.
On my 64bit i586 Linux machine without ICU (openSuse 11.4) the base test
run rather nicely. There are a few tests left where I don't understand
why they get skipped.
Running base/NSException/basic.m...
Dashed hope: basic.m:53 ... working callStackSymbols ... if this has
failed it is probably due to a lack of support for objective-c method
names (local symbols) in the backtrace_symbols() function of your libc.
If so, you might lobby your operating system provider for a fix.
The installed glibc is version 2.11.3-12.15.1, no idea why a rather new
distribution uses an almost two year old version of its central library.
Running base/NSMethodSignature/general.m...
Passed test: general.m:353 ... @encode(const char*) makes 'r*' type
encoding
Passed test: general.m:355 ... sel1 return type is 'r*'
2011-08-15 11:52:27.943 general[23726] Skipping
test_compare_server_signature: proxy not found.
Most likely this is a timing issue, does this work on other machines?
On my Windows XP running in a VMware with GNUstep for MinGW things don't
look that well. I have 47 failed tests and one failed build. It looks
like everything related to character encodings, NSJSONSerialization and
NSURL is failing. I will look into this in more detail and report back.
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