That was
the idea. I took some time to analyze ~400 failures we had before, and added
filters for the things that are not relevant. Now all these ~100 failures are
real problems that need to be fixed. All of them are reported in bugzilla
(you've probably seen ~25 new parser/scanner PRs ;) ), except some template
instantiation/specialization cases I am not sure about. So after all these cases
are resolved, the failure count will be about zero. I am planning to add
simplified tests for these PRs into FailedTests, so it won't be necessary to run
TortureTest all the time.
Now,
question: what C/C++ variants do we want to support in CDT? For instance, there
are K&R C, C89/C90, C94/C95, C9X/C99. C99 has several features that CDT
does not support yet...
/Vic
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Subject: Applied [HEAD]: Second attempt
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Thanks for the help Victor.
That fix gets us down to under 100 failures out of ~6900 tests in
TortureTest. I try and run
TortureTest in quick parse mode on a regular basis now, I look forward to when
we can get the failure count down to zero so that I can include it in my
regression for validating parser patches.
JohnC
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That wasn't difficult (it wasn't used
anyway). But are platform requirements documented? Is it 1.3 that should be
supported, or anything earlier, or?..
/Vic ----- Original Message ----- From: John Camelon To: cdt-patch@xxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 5:31 PM
Subject: Rejected: [cdt-patch] Fix for PR 39501
I'm sorry Victor, I cannot apply this
patch. In the core.tests you use java.util.regexp which is exclusively a
Java 1.4 package. As far as I know, we still have to support Java 1.3.
Hopefully it won't be too hard for you to fix ...
JohnC
- Fixed PR 39501 :
Parser problems with throw clauses. - Improved filtering of expected
failures/inconclusives in TortureTest.
/Vic[attachment "core20030702.patch" deleted by John
Camelon/Ottawa/IBM] [attachment "core.tests20030702.patch" deleted by John
Camelon/Ottawa/IBM]
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