On Wed, 2008-08-13 at 13:00 +0900, Masatake YAMATO wrote: > > As you all are aware that Masatake YAMATO has taken the lead in porting > > the missing System Call test cases from CRACKERJACK project to LTP. > > Since this is a huge effort, i would like to know if some of you would > > be interested to join in and help him complete the same. I have created > > a huge entry in our Project WIKI page, highlighting the status of the > > work being done: > > > > http://ltp.sourceforge.net/wiki/, > > > > I can create entries in the WIKI with the items you would be interested > > to work on. Also let me know if you would like some other changes in the > > WIKI. >
Thanks Yamato for providing your valuable comments. I would make this comments available on the wiki, so that it becomes as a easy reference for everybody: http://ltp.sourceforge.net/wiki/, > Some comments. > > <1> See Makefile and *.h file of setgid in LTP to work on 16bit > related system calls. That may help you. I'll work on these > test cases. However, ignore me if you want to go ahead. Would be available in WIKI. > > <2> As Subrata wrote, See Makefile of fadvise64 in LTP to work on > 64bit related system calls. I'll work on these > test cases. However, ignore me if you want to go ahead. This also will be in WIKI. > > <3> It seems that test cases for foo16, foo and foo64 prints the > result in the same format like: > > [yamato fadvise]$ ./posix_fadvise03 > posix_fadvise03 1 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 6 : Invalid argument > posix_fadvise03 2 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 7 : Invalid argument > posix_fadvise03 3 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 8 : Invalid argument > ... > [yamato fadvise]$ ./posix_fadvise03_64 > posix_fadvise03 1 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 6 : Invalid argument > posix_fadvise03 2 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 7 : Invalid argument > posix_fadvise03 3 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 8 : Invalid argument > ... > [yamato fadvise]$ > > I think this should be something like > > [yamato fadvise]$ ./posix_fadvise03 > posix_fadvise03 1 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 6 : Invalid argument > posix_fadvise03 2 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 7 : Invalid argument > posix_fadvise03 3 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 8 : Invalid argument > ... > [yamato fadvise]$ ./posix_fadvise03_64 > posix_fadvise03_64 1 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 6 : Invalid argument > posix_fadvise03_64 2 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 7 : Invalid argument > posix_fadvise03_64 3 PASS : expected failure - returned value = 22, > advise = 8 : Invalid argument > ... > [yamato fadvise]$ > > Yes you are correct > I'm interested in working on this area. However, obviously I don't have > time to do so. > Do it whenever you find time to do. > <4> Some test cases crackerjack project don't have copyright notice. So we > cannot port. > I will have a chance to have a presentation in front of crackerjack at > Beijing next > month. I'd like to explain this copyright issue, which makes the porting > impossible. Good to know that you are attending the Cracker jack summit, so that you can talk about these collaboration and all known issues. > > <5> Some test cases in crackerjack project use non-English in their > comment text. Generally I'd like to port them as is. However, > non-English comment text makes it hard. I'd like to explain this at > Beijing, too. We can ignore the comment but I don't want. > > <6> Some test cases in crackerjack use LTP API compatible layer. These > test cases may be easy to be ported. I'll work on these kind of > test cases. However, ignore me if you want to go ahead. You can do all these things as you plan to do them as per your convenience. Regards-- Subrata > > > Regards, > Masatake YAMATO > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/ _______________________________________________ Ltp-list mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ltp-list
