Hi! > > While I'm completly fine with workarounds for broken kernels in Linux > > part of the LTP I'm a bit reluctant to add them into the open posix > > testsuite. Has anybody different opinion? > > I agree when it comes to modifying testcases, but having a list > of testcases which are known to fail (and avoid running them) > on linux is also handy. > > How about something like top-level Makefile.linux, which would > build everything as it does now, but after that it disables > those which are known to fail? For example by replacing something.run-test > with script that prints message and returns UNTESTED.
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