Bram Moolenaar wrote:

> I wrote:
>
> > Patch 9.0.0561
> > Problem:    When a test gets stuck it just hangs forever.
> > Solution:   Set a timeout of 30 seconds.
> > Files:      src/testdir/runtest.vim
>
> This is very weird.  After including this patch a cscope test started
> failing.  The error message is confusing, pointing to line 599 of
> testdir/runtest.vim, which does not exist.  Running "make test_csope"
> gets the same error every time.
>
> Removing the added line makes the test pass again.  However,
> commenting-out the lines does not!  Thus it's not the commands that
> cause the problem, but the added text in the function.  Deleting some
> text, without changing the number of lines, makes it work OK again.
> Weird!
>
> I tried a few other things, but could not find out much more.  It does
> seem related to the fork/exec that cscope does to run cscope, which
> fails because the command name is wrong.  Perhaps something with signal
> handling?
>
> If someone likes a puzzle, please have a look at this.

I see that if_cscope.c uses SIGALARM and `alarm(unsigned int seconds)`
function. If might be related to this issue since patch 9.0.0561 sets
a timeout.

Speaking of cscope, I recall noticing 2 issues:

1) cscope was accessing invalid memory. I created patch
for it, which was merged in the master branch of cscope
git repo but there has not been an official release which
includes it yet. See:

https://sourceforge.net/p/cscope/cscope/ci/b3ab5461f1a02aa0a07a6f50bc2fa4da057193d1/

2) I recall that cscope test failed on macOS M1 (unrelated
to above fix). I did not really understand this well enough,
but I could fix it with this patch:

https://sourceforge.net/u/dominikoeo/cscope/ci/bugfix/failing-vim-cscope-test-on-macOS-Monterey-M1/~/

But was never merged into the master branch of cscope
because it was not clear enough why it fixed vim tests
on macOS M1.

Regards

Dominique

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