On Sat, Sep 22, 2007 at 08:00:30PM -0500, Stephen R Marenka wrote: > | FAIL: run_subsystem: env env007: env66: mmap: Cannot allocate memory
> | FAIL: error in ./TESTDIR/env012.log.p2 : > ./TESTDIR/env012.log.p2:FAIL:23:19:53 (00:00:00) db_get: expected DATA1, got > | FAIL: error in ./TESTDIR/env012.log.p2 : > ./TESTDIR/env012.log.p2:FAIL:23:19:53 (00:00:00) > ../dist/../test/envscript.tcl run: FAIL:23:19:53 (00:00:00) db_get: expected > DATA1, got : pid 7605: expected 0, got 1 > | FAIL: error in ./TESTDIR/env012.log.p3 : > ./TESTDIR/env012.log.p3:FAIL:23:20:43 (00:00:00) db_get: expected DATA1, got > | FAIL: error in ./TESTDIR/env012.log.p3 : > ./TESTDIR/env012.log.p3:FAIL:23:20:43 (00:00:00) > ../dist/../test/envscript.tcl run: FAIL:23:20:43 (00:00:00) db_get: expected > DATA1, got : pid 7757: expected 0, got 1 Looking in obj/ALL.OUT (instead of the grep) will give you more useful information. The tests are all TCL scripts in the test/ directory. The detailed log and the scripts should help you isolate what's going on better. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
