On 02/06/12 16:18, Piet Stevens wrote:
In trying to test my installation, I used libtest under examples. I
then receive the following output:
python LibTest.py
CompileTest Known issue (testClassScopeExceptions/1) : try/catch in
class definition scope, issue #593
CompileTest Known issue (testWithFlowControl/2) : Flow control
statements inside with, issue #625
CompileTest Known issue (test_bad_import/3) : try: import
badcode/except does not catch SyntaxError, #592
CompileTest Known issue (test_bad_import/4) : try: import
badcode/except does not catch TranslationError, #592
CompileTest Known issue (test_function_deep_args_unpacking/5) : Bug
#527, Function deep args unpacking fails to compile
CompileTest: Passed 0 / 5 tests (5 failed)
Loop1: 1565038.81/sec
Loop2 (float): 12748.64/sec
Loop3 (int): 22706.28/sec
Loop4 (long): 13939.20/sec
LoopTest: Passed 0 / 0 tests
NoInlineCodeTest: Passed 59 / 59 tests
BoolTest: Passed 90 / 90 tests
ListTest Test failed (testExtendedSlicing/56) : Bug #xxx - need
better __setitem__ implementation for builtin lists
[200000 is not in list]
ListTest: Passed 164 / 165 tests (1 failed)
TupleTest: Passed 17 / 17 tests
FunctionTest: Passed 66 / 66 tests
ExceptionTest: Passed 51 / 51 tests
ClassTest: Passed 291 / 291 tests
StringTest: Passed 127 / 127 tests
TemplateStringTest: Passed 6 / 6 tests
SetTest: Passed 2045 / 2045 tests
FrozenSetTest: Passed 1610 / 1610 tests
ArgsTest: Passed 375 / 375 tests
VarsTest: Passed 48 / 48 tests
AttributeTest: Passed 58 / 58 tests
NameTest: Passed 9 / 9 tests
DictTest: Passed 79 / 79 tests
BuiltinTest Test failed (testImport/54) : Bug #XXX - from X import ..
not completely implemented, only considering modules
BuiltinTest: Passed 968 / 969 tests (1 failed)
GeneratorTest: Passed 61 / 61 tests
LongTest: Passed 22 / 22 tests
LongTypeTest: Passed 1033 / 1033 tests
TypeCompatibilityTest: Passed 0 / 0 tests
MD5Test: Passed 16 / 16 tests
TimeModuleTest: Passed 41 / 41 tests
DatetimeModuleTest: Passed 39 / 39 tests
StringIOModuleTest: Passed 2 / 2 tests
UrllibModuleTest: Passed 6 / 6 tests
Base64ModuleTest: Passed 12 / 12 tests
MathModuleTest: Passed 25 / 25 tests
ReModuleTest: Passed 129 / 129 tests
RandomModuleTest: Passed 10 / 10 tests
CsvModuleTest: Passed 11 / 11 tests
HashableTest: Passed 1 / 1 tests
Syntax27Test Test failed (testSetComprehensions/8) : Bug #XXX - Set
equality fails
Syntax27Test Test failed (testSetLiteral/10) : Bug #XXX - None not
supported in sets
Syntax27Test: Passed 8 / 10 tests (2 failed)
WithTest Test failed (testSimple/12) : Bug #XXX - With statement
fails for unknown reason
WithTest: Passed 11 / 12 tests (1 failed)
Is this normal or does it indicate that something went wrong during my
installation?
Thank you,
Piet
This looks perfectly normal to me. I haven't compared it line by line
but it's very much what I get on my system. Stop worrying and write some
code!
Phil
On Saturday, June 2, 2012 12:52:59 PM UTC+2, Piet Stevens wrote:
I was wondering how I can test my installation after a git pull.
On the pyjamas directory, there is a test.py file, and I ran it.
It generated this error message:
python test.py
Output will be produced in /tmp/pyjsx0Uhmh
Running `/usr/bin/python LibTest.py` at
"/home/pstevens/pyjamas/examples/libtest"
Running `/usr/bin/python /home/pstevens/pyjamas/pyv8/pyv8run.py -o
/tmp/pyjsx0Uhmh/test_libtest_pyv8 --strict --dynamic
'^I18N[.].*.._..' LibTest I18N/en_US.py` at
"/home/pstevens/pyjamas/examples/libtest"
Running `/home/pstevens/pyjamas/bin/pyjsbuild -o
/tmp/pyjsx0Uhmh/test_pyjsbuild --strict LibTest` at
"/home/pstevens/pyjamas/examples/libtest"
Running `/home/pstevens/pyjamas/bin/pyjscompile -o
/tmp/pyjsx0Uhmh/test_pyjscompile/LibTest.js --strict LibTest.py`
at "/home/pstevens/pyjamas/examples/libtest"
Running `/home/pstevens/pyjamas/bin/pyjampiler -r Hello -o
/tmp/pyjsx0Uhmh/test_pyjampiler/hello.js` at
"/home/pstevens/pyjamas/examples/helloworld"
Running `/home/pstevens/pyjamas/bin/pyjampiler -r LibTest -o
/tmp/pyjsx0Uhmh/test_pyjampiler/libtest.js -e "_[^_].*"` at
"/home/pstevens/pyjamas/examples/libtest"
Fetching issues csv from
http://code.google.com/p/pyjamas/issues/csv
<http://code.google.com/p/pyjamas/issues/csv>
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "test.py", line 446, in <module>
PyjamasTester()
File "test.py", line 183, in __init__
self.get_tracker_issues()
File "test.py", line 378, in get_tracker_issues
issue = issue_cls(*row)
TypeError: __new__() takes exactly 9 arguments (2 given)
I have 2 questions:
a. what kind of tests can I run to check that my installation works.
b. what does the above error mean?
running on ubuntu 12.04
0.8.1~+alpha1
Thank you for any help,
Piet
