After starting over this weekend (see BLFS mailing list), up to this
point the major problem I had was discovering automake fails 5 tests if
run with the console on a PTY. (The box is in an inconvenient place to
work, so I was ssh'ing into the host.) By that I mean, both gcc and
glibc seem to work up to this point.
In kmod-19/testsuite/test-array.log:
TESTSUITE: running test_array_sort, in forked context
TESTSUITE: ERR: Failed assertion: array.array[0] ==
c1testsuite/test-array.c:110 test_array_sort
In kmod-19/testsuite/test-array.c:
...
static int test_array_sort(const struct test *t)
{
struct array array;
const char *c1 = "test1";
const char *c2 = "test2";
const char *c3 = "test3";
array_init(&array, 2);
array_append(&array, c1);
array_append(&array, c2);
array_append(&array, c3);
array_append(&array, c2);
array_append(&array, c3);
array_append(&array, c1);
array_sort(&array, (int (*)(const void *a, const void *b))
strcmp);
assert_return(array.count == 6, EXIT_FAILURE);
assert_return(array.array[0] == c1, EXIT_FAILURE); <--- 110
assert_return(array.array[1] == c1, EXIT_FAILURE);
assert_return(array.array[2] == c2, EXIT_FAILURE);
assert_return(array.array[3] == c2, EXIT_FAILURE);
assert_return(array.array[4] == c3, EXIT_FAILURE);
assert_return(array.array[5] == c3, EXIT_FAILURE);
array_free_array(&array);
return 0;
}
I don't know what to do about it, what's at fault. I await
instruction. TIA.
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Paul Rogers
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Rogers' Second Law: "Everything you do communicates."
(I do not personally endorse any additions after this line. TANSTAAFL
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