So the way your simplistic sample works is more important than a tool
that
can make life easier for the programmers that use ooRexx?
Leslie
On 2019-02-03 06:50:04 Rick McGuire wrote:
> He completely redid how those samples function and moved them well away
> from their original intent.
sandbox/rick/rexxutil SysSleep 0.99 doesn't sleep for almost a second, but
returns instantly.
> uint64_t microseconds = ((uint64_t)(seconds)) * 100;
The brackets are wrong for this cast from double to int.
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Thanks. Should have a fix shortly.
Rick
On Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 4:10 PM Erich Steinböck
wrote:
> rexx.exe built from latest sandbox/rick/rexxutil does not search for .rex
> extension. If `test.rex` exists, you can't run it with `rexx test`, you
> have to type `rexx test.rex`
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rexx.exe built from latest sandbox/rick/rexxutil does not search for .rex
extension. If `test.rex` exists, you can't run it with `rexx test`, you
have to type `rexx test.rex`
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> lrwxrwxrwx4 root root1 Jul 23 2015 kunden -> /
>
kunden links to / ? Sounds strange to me.
You might try to specify CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX as a relative path to avoid
going via /kunden
Are you using the most recent cmake available for your platform? You didn't
provide the actual cmake
While looking up oorexxapi.h I found the following two defines (in line # 82
and # 85) with a
trailing "-- alias":
#define REXX_VALUE___uint64_t 27 -- aliased
#define REXX_VALUE___uintptr_t29 -- aliased
---rony
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Ahso :-))
Might be worth contacting the Boeb folk .. could well be a hoarder there who
kept testcases ... :-)
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From: Rick McGuire [mailto:object.r...@gmail.com]
Sent: 04 February 2019 13:11
To: Open Object Rexx Developer Mailing List
Subject: Re: [Oorexx-devel] RexxUtil test cov
On Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 8:07 AM Mike Cowlishaw wrote:
> I 'delegated' REX functions to Steve Davies very early on, so don't have
> any testcases. But now I think about it, I forget where the 'Sys'
> functions came from. Maybe the original author has testcases... ?
>
For many of them, *I* was
I 'delegated' REX functions to Steve Davies very early on, so don't have
any testcases. But now I think about it, I forget where the 'Sys'
functions came from. Maybe the original author has testcases... ?
Mike
I'm trying to work my way through regression testing all of the RexxUtil
functio
I'm trying to work my way through regression testing all of the RexxUtil
functions and I'm not finding any tests for a lot of these functions. For
example, there don't seem to be any tests at all for the SysStem*
functions. Are we really missing tests for large chunks of these functions?
Since a lo
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