Andrew Josey writes... > On Aug 15, 1:35pm in "PTHR.hdr failure dig", Matt Taggart wrote: > > PTHR.hdr > > -------- > > /tset/PTHR.hdr/misc/pthread_2/T.pthread_2 13 > > "the use of `pthread_attr_getstackaddr' is deprecated, use > > `pthread_attr_getstack'" > > Test needs to be fixed? > > Whilst glibc may be putting this advice out to application > writers , these are required POSIX functions and thus required for > implementations seeking POSIX compliance.
Ok, since I don't expect glibc is going to change it's output could the tests be changed to be able to deal with this particular kind of output? > > /tset/PTHR.hdr/misc/pthread_2/T.pthread_2 21 > > "the use of `pthread_attr_setstackaddr' is deprecated, use > > `pthread_attr_setstack'" > > Test needs to be fixed? > ditto Same as above. > > /tset/PTHR.hdr/misc/pthread_5/T.pthread_5 2 > > lots of, > > "parse error before string constant" > > "warning: no semicolon at end of struct or union" > This is usually due to a noncompliant system missing > required typedefs or polluting the namespace. OK, so this is a real failure. Since this is on a standard Debian i386 system it probably deserves to be looked at by someone with a clue(tm). Thanks, -- Matt Taggart Linux Development Lab [EMAIL PROTECTED] HP Linux Systems Operation
