Yeah, sorry, forgot to add all that stuff. This is on OpenSUSE 12.1, 32-bit. The steps I took were:
./configure make debug=yes make check I thought the failure was strange, too. I guess I should mention that I did not do a 'make install' and the installed version of base is from a few months back. If this could be a problem, I can uninstall base and rerun the tests when I get home. Stef On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 2:20 AM, Richard Frith-Macdonald < rich...@tiptree.demon.co.uk> wrote: > > On 31 Jan 2012, at 02:48, Stefan Bidi wrote: > > > I just got around to running the base tests on my machine. It had been > a while since I messed with them, so I don't know if there is anything > different here. > > > > Of interest is: > > base/NSBundle/general.m: > > Failed test: general.m:37 ... -classNamed returns the correct > class > > That shouldn't happen ... I'd like to know why it happened if possible ... > what system/software was being used and how the test was run? > > > base/NSObject/initialize.m: > > Failed test: initialize.m:222 ... inherited +initialize is called > automatically > > This shouldn't be a failure since it's expected behavior for the > traditional GNU runtime ... I've fixed the test to reflect that.
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