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Re: [patch] minimal test case for sha-1 and md5
Ranjit Mathew wrote:
> Andreas Tobler wrote:
>
>>Thanks, I commit the following to main.
>>
>>Andreas
>>
>>2004-10-12 Rutger Ovidius <ovidr@users.sourceforge.net>
>>
>> PR libgcj/17903:
>> * testsuite/libjava.lang/md5test.java: New file.
>> * testsuite/libjava.lang/md5test.out: Likewise.
>> * testsuite/libjava.lang/shatest.java: Likewise.
>> * testsuite/libjava.lang/shatest.out: Likewise.
>
>
> Hi Andreas,
>
> These tests fail for me because I run the testsuite
> without installing the built GCJ:
> -------------------------- 8< --------------------------
> WARNING: could not properly read security provider files:
> file:///home/ranmath/gcc/lib/security/libgcj.security
> file:///home/ranmath/gcc/lib/security/classpath.security
> Falling back to standard GNU security provider
> -------------------------- 8< --------------------------
>
> "/home/ranmath/gcc" is where the built GCC would have
> been installed had I run "make install".
>
> I think that is a supported configuration for running
> the testsuite, so is there any way we can tweak stuff
> to make these pass?
Can we please resolve this issue one way or the other?
That is, either remove the printed messages or make the
tests work with a not-yet-installed GCJ?
These tests otherwise contribute 12 FAILs (on i686-pc-linux-gnu)
that create unnecessary noise - precisely the type that
leads people to be a bit sloppy with checking their
patches against Java.
BTW, I also get two other FAILs and 6 XPASSes from Jacks
regularly. The FAILs are 15.21-equal-3 and 9.2-implicit-4.
The latter is supposed to fail compilation but doesn't.
It seems like it used to fail earlier, but for a different
reason altogether. :-/
The former is once again a constant folding and recognition
problem where we say that:
case ((("1"!="2") == (!("1"=="2"))) ? 2 : 0):
does not have a constant expression.
Thanks,
Ranjit.
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