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#979 Various syntax errors

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Andreas Kupries
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2008-03-12
2007-11-05
Erik Leunissen
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Attached file tcllib.tar.gz holds the results of a procheck anaysis on all tcllib scripts.

As you will undoubtedly notice, some errors are reported because my version of procheck is outdated. However, some of the errors are indeed syntax errors.

It is easy to compensate for the procheck version mismatch by rerunning the script procheck.tcl with a recent version.

Erik Leunissen

Attached file: tcllib.tar.gz (containing: procheck.tcl, procheck.out, procheck.err)

Discussion

  • Erik Leunissen

    Erik Leunissen - 2007-11-05

    procheck analysis

     
    tcllib.tar.gz

  • Michael Schlenker

    Michael Schlenker - 2007-11-12

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    Checked the logger stuff, thats just an outdated procheck not knowing the new trace syntax.

    As a side node, there is a sak.tcl command in the cvs version of tcllib to run procheck/frink/nagelfar on the tcllib code, so you don't need your own runner.

    sak.tcl validate

     

  • Andreas Kupries

    Andreas Kupries - 2008-03-12
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  • Andreas Kupries

    Andreas Kupries - 2008-03-14

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    spf - bug, fixed
    term - bug, fixed
    grammar_fa/fa_op - bug, fixed
    nns/nns_auto - fixed (a few days ago, without ref to this bug)
    transfer/copyops - ditto
    math/elliptic - ditto
    tiff/tiff - ditto

    Lots of messages are new tcl 8.5 syntax and functions the procheck used did not understand.
    Keeping open for the moment until I can run the last tclchecker over it.

    I like Erik's runner however, as it summarizes in the main output (.out) instead of blowing your mind with thousands of lines of messages.
    I am currently reworking the 'sak validate' code to do the same, like I did for 'sak test run' before.