Thanks for fixing it, Travis. I can't help but be a little worried
about the other "little problem on Windows" that Farid said he'd
found in STDCXX-426 and fixed by changing the "r" to "rb" I guess
we'll see tomorrow...

Martin

Travis Vitek wrote:
Andrew Black wrote:

Greetings Martin.

I haven't looked with a debugger, but my suspicion is that the new difs
are caused by http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=644314&view=rev .  I
retrieved the results from a random build (34606522 - icl 10, Windows
XP, 12d, 4/1, r643226), and the failures are not observed.  This
particular build occurred after
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=643120&view=rev was checked in (my
resolution for STDCXX-426), but before Farid's change (
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=644314&view=rev ) was checked in.

--Andrew Black

Thanks Andrew. That looks like the problem. After spending over an hour
wading through the windows build infrastructure, I finally got enough of
an idea of what was going on so that I could test the change...

The following command line

    ..\bin\exec -d c:\build\stdcxx\trunk\examples spell.exe radix.exe
tele.exe

Produces this output with Farid's change,

    NAME         STATUS WARN ASSERTS FAILED PERCNT    USER     SYS
REAL
    spell.exe      DIFF    0                         0.015   0.000
0.000
    radix.exe      DIFF    0                         0.015   0.015
0.000
    tele.exe       DIFF    0                         0.015   0.000
0.000

And produces this after removing it and rebuilding the exec utility.

    NAME         STATUS WARN ASSERTS FAILED PERCNT    USER     SYS
REAL
    spell.exe         0    0                         0.015   0.000
0.000
    radix.exe         0    0                         0.015   0.000
0.000
    tele.exe          0    0                         0.015   0.000
0.000

I'll be committing a fix in a few seconds.

Travis

Martin Sebor wrote:
Looks like all examples are being reported in the DIFF status
in all recent Windows builds, including a few from this morning.
I suspect it might have something to do with Andrew's recent
patch to the exec utility. Andrew, or someone with access to
a Windows machine, can you please look into this? It would
be good to get this resolved before the weekend.

  http://people.apache.org/~sebor/stdcxx/results/

Thanks
Martin

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