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"no regressions" meaning?
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- Subject: "no regressions" meaning?
- From: Larry Evans <jcampbell3 at prodigy dot net>
- Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2000 21:16:43 -0500
I've read several postings to this news group which use this phrase. If
I plan to make some changes in some
files in $(src.dir)/gcc/cp, should I do the following in order to see
whether there are "no regressions"?
1. Before making any changes, in $(obj.dir):
1.1 make check-gcc
1.2 mv gcc/testsuite/g++.sum gcc/testsuite/g++.sum.orig
2. Make the changes om $(src.dir)/gcc/cp.
3. in $(obj.dir)
3.1 make check-gcc
3.2 diff gcc/test/suite/g++.sum gcc/testsuite/g++.sum.orig
4. There are "no regressions" iff there are no differences shown in
step 3.2
In the above, $(obj.dir) is the top level object directory and
$(src.dir) is the top level source directory.