Arvindh Rajesh Tamilmani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
name=biotests.patch
Something is wrong with these tests: patching t/src/io.t and PASM code.
Even if that works, PASM tests shouldn't be in t/src but in t/pmc/io.t.
leo
Even if that works, PASM tests shouldn't be in t/src but in t/pmc/io.t.
Sorry, I didn't know that.
The attached patch is for t/pmc/io.t
leo
Thanks,
Arvindh
biotests2.patch
Description: biotests2.patch
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This is a test for the buffer bug that
was discussed on p6i a few days ago.
It does not remove the test file it makes
because I do not know a good way to do this.
You may use teardown() defined in t/src/io.t
The attached patch contains stripped down versions of your program
that I used to
Stefan Lidman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a test for the buffer bug that
was discussed on p6i a few days ago.
Thanks, fine.
output_is('CODE', OUTPUT, Buffer test);
set S0, buffTest
open P1, S0
open P1, S0,
I don't know, if it should even write the test
Stefan Lidman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
readline S1, P1
The implementation of readline looks rather bogus. It allocates a huge
(64K) string, sets that to zero, and the calls read, which calls
readline.
This is really suboptimal. It should probably call PIO_buf_readline or
such directly,
Stefan Lidman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ VM Panic ]
SPLIT:
substr S3, S1, 0, 1
substr S1, 0, 1,
The mem_allocate happens to be triggered by above string_replace, which
does unmake_COW. During that GC is blocked, so we are allocating
increasing blocks of memory until the
Stefan Lidman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ and yet another f'up ]
I've now comitted a fix for unmakeCOW not to turn off GC. So the test
runs fine now with limited memory. *But*:
Total memory allocated = 532480
DOD runs = 9680
Collect runs = 9660
Collect memory = 1388032592
