Abe Timmerman wrote:
Sorry to not reply more quickly to your mail. Thanks to take time for the perl smoke database ....It took some time as the daytime job drained my energy :-(
but:
- I've made three days after my request to you the program I want.
- When I see your mail, I take times to look at them, but I've some problem with it:
1/ Always man pages is display without I comment call of it
(you forgot a short syntax for man pages)
2/ Files created only created path of files (why???).
Don't take times to correct this, I will use my script with your documentation: (I learning your help syntax to grow my documentation).
I think to share a CPAN module (something like Test-Smoke-Database) that containt all needed script to maintain a smoke db, and put it on CPAN. Then just a mirror page must be maintain on qa.perl.org.
For this, I think to the FAQ section that miss today for alianwebserver db. This can take as POD documentation of the module. Can you correct this for a more correct english ?
One more times, sorry to answer too late for your contribution (think to my 2 monster tweens Marine & Perle that eat all my energy :-), and thanks for your work.
PS: Test::Smoke VERSION 1.16 works fine without update for win32/mingw, as you can see on my report to Hugo. Now I will take time for Borland and VC++.
Regards,
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Alain BARBET
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FAQ about smoke database =head1 SYNOPSIS lynx http://www.alianwebserver.com/cgi-bin/smoke_db :-) =head1 FAQ =pod =over 4 =item Whats that ? An application that parse database with all report about perl-current. =item Why ? This allows to check on the build status on a wide variety of operating systems and architectures without browse and compare article from newsgroup. =item From where come the reports ? >From nttp://nntp.perl.org/perl.daily-build.reports. =item How long before see a report on this database that appear on ng ? 12 hours maximum. =item How submit report ? Use Test-Smoke available on CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/A/AB/ABELTJE/Test-Smoke-1.16.tar.gz =item What's Test-Smoke ? Extract of README: The perl core smoke test suite is a set of simple scripts that try to run the perl core tests on as many configurations as possible and combine that into a easy to parse report. The perl source tree is refreshed using rsync to the latest level of the perl development branche before the smoke tests start. =item How use it on Unix box ? Read README. Run perl Makefile.PL. =item How use it on win32 box ? Get rsync(from cygwin). Read <perl_src>/README.win32 Edit smoke.cfg and smokew32.bat. =item Eh ! I don't see my report ! Send me a mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] =over =cut