Hi, On Mon, 2002-11-11 at 07:04, Tom Tromey wrote: > >>>>> "Brian" == Brian Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Brian> Please let me know if posting this information in this way is useful. > Brian> Perhaps other JVMs could be added. Does Gcj do this? > > Mark Wielaard posts nightly test results to the gcc test mailing list. > As I recall he does this for a couple platforms. I usually just > glance over these; a mailing list isn't that great of a format for > detecting regressions.
I only post results of the stable (3.2.x) and development (3.3) branches on powerpc (and sometimes for x86, if I feel like it, but that is not automated). The nice thing of posting to the gcc-testresults mailinglist is that you have an archive of when what test passed/failed. This has helped me figuring out when something broke and what patches to suspect. If the Mauve Classpath+Kissme results could also be archived somehow that would be really helpful for figuring out when what broke. ftp://alpha.gnu.org/pub/gnu/classpath/nightly/tests/kissme-mauve-report.txtIt seems that standard out and standard error are somehow mixed up, which seems to put the ---- lines in the wrong places. You might want to use the recently introduced -resultsonly flag to only generate PASS or FAIL lines. What would be really helpful is when our xfails and mauve-libgcj files are completely correct and when we know for certain that the failing tests in Mauve are real bugs in the implementation. Now the number of false positives is a bit to high. My plan for after the gcj 3.3 code freeze is to go over all the (x)failing (and commented out) Mauve tests in libgcj and figure out if it is a real bug and file a bug report or to fix the Mauve test. Last time we did that ,for gcj 3.1, we really cleaned up a lot of bad mauve tests. Hopefully this time we can clean up Mauve completely. > Ben Elliston is working on a Tinderbox-like system. It will include > gcj test results. Ideally it will also send out email when someone > introduces a regression (like Geoff's old tester, but it will include > libgcj). That would be really great to have! Cheers, Mark _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
