Compiling Kaffe 1.0b4 on Win96/CYGWIN/ make check fails
Phil Kelly
pwkelly at eng.delcoelect.com
Tue Aug 17 12:16:07 PDT 1999
Could the line end problem also be what Jim Hopper was seeing the other day on Powerpc? I'm not sure what type of line-ends it produces, but at one point he said:
"jim hopper on Fri, 13 Aug 1999 was captured by our super secret microphone saying":
>Now i really have a mystery. when i do make check i get like
>
>PASS: HelloWorldApp.class.save
>FAIL: HelloWorldApp.java
>FAIL: TestIntLong.java
>PASS: TestFloatDouble.java
>FAIL: DoublePrint.java
>FAIL: DoubleComp.java
>
>but if i look in HelloWorldApp.java at end where it gives expected
>results and compare it with whats in HelloWorldApp.out expected
>results match actual results, but for some reason it being shown as
>failed. i looked at the first six or so and all seem to pass when
>you look at the *.out files. to weird! Perhaps this port is in better
>shape than i though. perhaps i need a newer make or something, i
>will download make from gnu site and build it.>
So, maybe the output of the script and the "sed'ing" need to both have
their line-ends stripped before comparison?
"Earlier today Alexandre Oliva wrote":
>
> On Jul 13, 1999, Pavel Roskin <pavel_roskin at geocities.com> wrote:
>
> > I've attached a patch which fixes it.
>
> I couldn't find any patch, but I worked it out anyway.
>
> > Now HelloWorldApp can be compiled and run. However, its output contains
> > dos-style line ends, while the expected output (produced by sed) is in
> > unix style.
> > Thus, "cmp" finds the difference and the test fails.
>
> Yup. I found out filtering the program output through `grep .', that
> removes `\r's.
>
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