| ahead with a RC if everything else is ready and I can fix the test
| cases asap but probably Wednesday.
OK, thanks
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On 4 November 2011 03:16, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
> David
>
> Are these still failing? Do you know when you can fix them? Maybe all you
> need do is update the output?
So most of them were failing due to the bug Manuel, Ian, Simon, you
and I were discussing. Ben has solved the bug! So I can p
David
Are these still failing? Do you know when you can fix them? Maybe all you
need do is update the optput?
Thanks
Simon
rename/should_compile T1792_imports [bad stdout] (normal)
rename/should_compile T4239 [bad stdout] (normal)
rename/should_compile T4240 [bad stdo
Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
| qq005 has been failing for ever - can someone look into this?
works for me! (except hpc)
it fails the profiled and hpc ways:
Unexpected failures:
qq005(hpc,profc,profasm,profthreaded)
e.g.
=> qq005(profasm)
cd ./quasiquotation/qq005 &&
'/64playpen/simonm
| qq005 has been failing for ever - can someone look into this?
works for me! (except hpc)
bash-3.2$ make TEST=qq005 stage=2
/usr/bin/python ../../../driver/runtests.py -e ghc_with_native_codegen=1 -e
ghc_with_profiling=0 -e ghc_with_interpreter=1 -e ghc_unregisterised=0 -e
ghc_with_threaded_
I've now fixed all the outstanding broken tests on x86/Linux except:
Unexpected failures:
T2627(profc,profasm)
maessen_hashtab(normal,ghci,threaded1)
qq005(hpc,profc,profasm,profthreaded)
and all the HPC tests.
T2627 is a core-lint failure when profiling (Simon, could you look into
