Another approach to consider is that one could have the script
lib/math/bigint/t/mbi_rand.t look at the value
of $ENV{'PERL_MBX_SIZE'} and not run the particular test if it is not large
enough.
That way no failure is seen for folks who do not have the logical set big
enough.
A message that
Craig A. Berry wrote:
At 11:20 PM -0400 8/22/05, John E. Malmberg wrote:
snip
You're really better off just changing all the print statements of the form:
print foo, \n;
to
print foo . \n;
That way you'll have a single I/O that won't generate a record
boundary in the mailbox underlying the
The test lib/math/bigint/t/mbi_rand needs a larger PERL_MBX_SIZE than
the default of 512 bytes.
A setting of 1024 seems to make the test pass.
This logical name needs to be set before running the test, so it either
needs to be put somewhere in [.vms]test.com or in the TEST perl script
that
