Revision: 6129
          http://ipcop.svn.sourceforge.net/ipcop/?rev=6129&view=rev
Author:   gespinasse
Date:     2011-11-23 07:12:15 +0000 (Wed, 23 Nov 2011)
Log Message:
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Add a note why 'not ok' is not used on perl package, as that match broken tests 
with TODO.
Add CRASH for cairo, that could happen even I haven't seen one, may vary 
"CRASHED", !!!CRASHED!!! or : CRASH!

Modified Paths:
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    ipcop/trunk/tools/error-parser

Modified: ipcop/trunk/tools/error-parser
===================================================================
--- ipcop/trunk/tools/error-parser      2011-11-23 06:50:53 UTC (rev 6128)
+++ ipcop/trunk/tools/error-parser      2011-11-23 07:12:15 UTC (rev 6129)
@@ -68,9 +68,10 @@
                # FAILED | UNEXPECTED PASS from autoconf lib/general.m4
                # ^ERROR:|^FAIL:|^XPASS: from automake and derivated
                # ' program timed out' from gcc
-               # ': FAIL |:    FAIL" from cairo (separated with space in 
middle, with tab in end of line)
+               # ': FAIL |:    FAIL|CRASH" from cairo (separated with space in 
middle, with tab in end of line)
+               # perl packages (not all) use '^not ok' to fail, but this is 
too often for broken tests with TODO, trying to match that give false alarm.
                $errorstring = "^FAIL:|^ERROR:|^XPASS:| FAILED | UNEXPECTED 
PASS |^UNSUPPORTED ";
-               $errorstring .= "| program timed out|: FAIL |:  FAIL";
+               $errorstring .= "| program timed out|: FAIL |:  FAIL|CRASH";
 
                # 'generated an error' come from libxml2, try to compile (if 
that compile) --with-minimum --with-output to trigger error
                # DBD-SQLite print twice that same message and should be still 
ok, so only match for libxml2

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