Hi Chris,
If we make the timeout value adjustable, you can set it to a low value
so your slow tests are quickly aborted, and I can set it to a high
value so my tests are run.
It's easily enough done, it's just a separate issue.
I can easily put a workaround in the Windows version of select.c to make a
0-second timeout work, but that's as far as it goes. The problem in
run-tests (if anyone's interested - Travis seems to have a better solution)
is that the actual read is always only 8192 bytes, and the actual API call
never times out because stream_select() is reset at every iteration and
called afresh. We'd need to be able to set a timeout limit in the run-tests
script rather than in the call to stream_select(). And if we do that the
tests of course fail, which isn't a good outcome.
So 'skipif' suits my needs better, but not yours. I'll add both.
- Steph
Chris
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