Hello; While testing the latest version of openrcs (from the OpenBSD CVS) on FreeBSD we noticed RCS doesn't pass the GNU RCS tests (yes, here is a "tests" directory in the GNU rcs distribution).
More specifically: + : -Dhas_conf_h + : cc + : diff + CL='cc -Dhas_conf_h -o a.out' + L='' + RCSINIT=-x + export RCSINIT + SLASH=/ + RCSfile=RCS/a.c + RCS_alt=RCS/a.d + lockfile=RCS/a._ + q=-q + test -d RCS + rmdir=rmdir + mkdir RCS + rm -f 'a.*' RCS/a.c RCS/a.d RCS/a._ + echo 1.1 + echo 1.1.1.1 + echo 1.2 + diff -c a.11 a.3x1 + diff='diff -c' + rcs -i -L -ta.11 -q a.c + test -r RCS/a.c + rlog a.c + rm -f RCS/a.c + cp a.11 a.c + ci -ta.11 -mm -q a.c + test -r RCS/a.c + rcs -L -q a.c + test ! -f a.c + co -q a.c + test -f a.c + diff -c a.11 a.c + co -l -q a.c + test -f a.c + diff -c a.11 a.c + cp a.12 a.c + ci -mm -q a.c + co -q a.c + diff -c a.12 a.c + rm -f a.c + co -r1.1 -q a.c + diff -c a.11 a.c + rm -f a.c + cp a.3x1 a.c + ci -r1.1.1 -mm -q a.c ci: RCS/a.c: no lock set by username + echo '#branches failed' #branches failed + exit 1 ____ I haven't tested on OpenBSD but the changes I did to port OpenRCS to FreeBSD are unrelated to the failure. I just started looking at this: apparently the issue comes from ci.c (line 449) and I see a big /* XXX this is wrong ... */ comment before that may serve as a hint ;). I currently have no patch, just thought someone here may understand better what is happening and may want to take a look. Regards, Pedro.
