Re: [Firebird-test] Testing Firbird --- SI-T1.0.0.373 now

[Mark O'D. <mar...@lu...>]

Konstantin Kuznetsov wrote:

>Hi All and Mark !
>
>[very big skip]
>
>>I extracted the data using Franks extract kit, and then ran these using
>>the trial dejagnu test kit, which made it a little easier to get at the
>>intermediate files.
>>
>>So all in all, your looking pretty good, there :-).
>>
>Thanks Mark for your help and explanation !
>
>If so -> look good !
>Now I have compiled 1.0.0.373 Classic and Super, wich are now  bouth passed
>throu TCS with the same as 366 results.
>I ready to release something, tag my sources or wait for Neil improvement
>of TCS database.
>Your's advices ?
>
>This thanks Konstantin Kuznetsov
>
Hi Konstantin

 
Congratulations, it's a long haul, :-) 

Neils change I believe has just been committed, (perhaps he or Claudio would want to clarify it). If you can incorperate it (by just updating the file) jrd/idx.h.  and give it a quick rerun through the TCS that would be best.

Failing that, don't worry too much about it, this is a beta and the error as I understand it is not fatal and having it would match the current win32 and linux beta2 release. Since we have already a number of other changes afoot: skip(x) offset value change; produce errors for ambigious field references; etc, I'd say don't worry too much about it, as I have a suspicion that in a weeks time we will be knocking on your door again asking for a rebuild for beta3 or RC1 or whatever we call our next version :-),


I think you got the message (Im guessing from the post) about the tag 
structure, but just in case you missed it:

I was using the format:
T1_0_0Beta2-linux-T1_0_0-0a_Beta2

The format being
<version> - <platform> - <something to match the physical distrib. 
package name>

applied via:

cvs -z9 tag T1_0_0Beta2-linux-T1_0_0-0a_Beta2 .


Im not sure how your i386 tag should differ from Neils, sparc tag, be 
that as part of the <package> bit or the <platform> bit, but Im happy 
however you think it should work.


Cheers

Mark


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