Elena Semukhina wrote:
On 11/22/06, Geir Magnusson Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Elena Semukhina wrote:
> On 11/22/06, Geir Magnusson Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> As an interim step to track where we are as the build-test and
>> harmonytest.org keep evolving, I've created a wiki page :
>>
>> http://wiki.apache.org/harmony/DRLVMTestTracking
>>
>> that's reachable from the front page to keep a log. I know we have
>> classlib unit tests tracked somewhere else, so we should at least link
>> the two pages.
>>
>> I have linux x86 and linux x86_64 logged for today, and will do
windows
>> unless someone beats me to it :)
>
>
> I updated the page with Windows data for kernel tests. Windows XP opt
hangs
> on ThreadTest in "once" mode while passes in "perTest".
Boy oh boy.
1) I don't understand your numbers. How can you have 2x as many
excluded?
exclude.drlvm_kernel.windows.x86.* contain two more tests excluded
comparing
to exclude.drlvm_kernel.linux.x86.*:
java/lang/SystemExtensionTest.java
java/lang/ObjectTest.java
They are 37 test cases. I meant that 44 is for the tests in
exclude.drlvm_kernel.linux.x86.*.
And then 37 + 44 = 81.
Ah - I'm just counting classes, not individual tests.
2) Yes, I saw the hang yesterday (only in int, btw), but hadn't figured
out which test it was.
I see it only for opt on Windows XP in "once" mode.
Odd. Scary. And Odd - I was able to get winXP, debug build to run
through all opt and jet in once mode, and then hang in int. (I think.
I'll recheck)
So do we exclude ThreadTest? I think so - I also suspect it's time to
call "full stop" and run these thread problems into the ground. As
amusing as the discussion around HARMONY-1951 is, I couldn't sleep
worrying about it :)
Excluding ThreadTest helped tests pass. Let's exclude the test for a while
until the problem is identified and fixed.
I'll file a JURA issue.
Actually this test helped to catch a lot of bugs in the past so we cannot
afford to exclude it for a long time :)
Besides, this test is known to fail intermittently on join() and yield().
I'll do iterative runs for it to gather statistics meanwhile.
Right - my point is that excluding our thread tests is a big red flag.
I know that you and others have been working very hard to get this fixed.
geir
