Re: crm114 on 64 bit SuSE

On Mon, 11 Aug 2008, Ger Hobbelt wrote:

> On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Paolo <[email protected]> wrote:
> > hm, seems not a syntax error for find(1), it might be due to slight
> > incompatibility between Ger's .crm and mainline (ending '/' or such
> > in path config params).
> 
> Don't know where yet, but definitely a screwup in my mail*.crm scripts.

Yes, when find is syscalled it gets a -name argument with / at the end.

> > GerH seems to do more tests.
> 
> Not for 'make megatest', which is a as-straight-as-possible copy of
> Bill's make megatest, where I do NOT 'fix' issues due to GerH crm114
> acting a little different for some things (custom VT vectors is one).
> 
> make megatest_ng

I could not find a target 'megatest_ng' in the Makefile 
(crm-114-20080502-BlameJason-Ger-2423) but there is /tests/megatest_ng.sh.
How do I run that?

> is the same, but now _with_ fixes for 'known GerH features'.
> 
> make check
> 
> is the Big Gun which tests it all and then some.

seems to run ok. Some diffs for pid numbers as expected.

> The latter two make targets are only available with GerH distros.
> Drop in a vanilla crm114 binary (in ./src/) and run those 'make check'
> tests: several will fail due to a different feature set and less
> (pedantic?) error checking for 'fringe cases' in crm script language
> constructs.
> 
> > Beware of not mixing use of those 'branches' with same cssfiles (unless
> > you know what you're doing, that is).
> 
> Second that!!

I compiled in different directories an run megatest right after compiling. 
This should not mix css files, right??? And it's using the new copy of 
crm114 and not the old one hanging around in /usr/bin ???

Any ideas why count of messages learned goes up by 2 after learning one 
message? I never observed this on 32bit systems.

My best regards
Thomas Spahni

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