On 12/07/2014 11:12 PM, Karl Williamson wrote:
I have pushed a new branch to be tested. I may have fixed just one more
test, but have added more debugging to track down some of the others.
The previous version had added a couple of tests that had been skipped
for a long time because the core code wasn't ready to test them. These
both passed. With that encouragement, I've reinstated code that used to
fail so badly that things wouldn't compile. If things now fail badly
again, you could try undoing the simple changes in
1829df5bf3628e3bfcad6f32a5040e8cd8e121f2 in order to continue.
This has not been rebased to the latest blead because I'm seeing
failures in the current blead. Nonetheless, it likely won't merge
automatically.
Some of the new debugging code will show up on non-DEBUGGING builds, but
other needs those. We should really get Test::Smoke so that that is
done without you having to run that build manually. Could it be that
the problem is simply that your compiler doesn't understand the '-g'
option, which is what I'm inferring from Craig's post here earlier today
(my time). Maybe Merijn can advise.
