It seems to epicfail on my machine
>> No ././test_fail_TEST_cleanup.sh to run
>>> No ././test_fail_TEST_setup.sh to run
>>> test ./test_fail_TEST
Test program ./test_fail_TEST:
* "test the test code: this should fail": .!{
test_fail_TEST.cc:43: in virtual void test_cases::FailTest::run(): Expected
'stringify("this comparison")' = 'this comparison' to equal 'stringify("should
fail")' = 'should fail' (difference starts at offset 0, got 'should fai',
expected 'this compa') (no further information)
} NOT OK
(repeat): .!{
test_fail_TEST.cc:43: in virtual void test_cases::FailTest::run(): Expected
'stringify("this comparison")' = 'this comparison' to equal 'stringify("should
fail")' = 'should fail' (difference starts at offset 0, got 'should fai',
expected 'this compa') (no further information)
} NOT OK>>> test ./test_fail_TEST returned 1
>>> exiting with error for test ./test_fail_TEST
>>> cleanup for test ./safe_ofstream_TEST
>>> setup for test ./safe_ofstream_TEST
>>> test ./safe_ofstream_TEST
Test program
/var/tmp/paludis/sys-apps-paludis-0.34.3/work/paludis-0.34.3/paludis/util/.libs/lt-safe_ofstream_TEST:
* "new file": .. OK (0ms)
* "existing file": .. OK (0ms)
* "existing sym": .. OK (0ms)
* "existing dir": . OK (0ms)
* "existing unwriteable file": .!{
safe_ofstream_TEST.cc:105: in virtual void test_cases::ExistingPermTest::run():
Expected exception of type 'SafeOFStreamError' not thrown
} NOT OK
* "write fail": ... OK (0ms)
>>> test ./safe_ofstream_TEST returned 1
>>> exiting with error for test ./safe_ofstream_TEST
/var/tmp/paludis/sys-apps-paludis-0.34.3/work/paludis-0.34.3/paludis/util/safe_ifstream_TEST.epicfail:
line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `>'
/var/tmp/paludis/sys-apps-paludis-0.34.3/work/paludis-0.34.3/paludis/util/safe_ifstream_TEST.epicfail:
line 1: `>>> cleanup for test /safe_ifstream_TEST'
I'm using gcc 4.3.3
CFLAGS= -O2 -march=native -pipe
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ciaran McCreesh
Sent: February 9, 2009 6:07 PM
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: [paludis-user] Paludis 0.34.3 Released
Paludis 0.34.3 has been released:
* Unfortunately std::ifstream and std::ofstream are allowed to fail
in unobvious ways when given a duff file. In particular, gcc won’t
error out when a std::ifstream is created for a directory until
the first read occurs. So we write our own stream buffer classes
that do error checking and throw useful exceptions on error, and
use those instead.
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