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From: Tom H. <to...@co...> - 2005-11-21 11:30:41
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In message <ee2...@ma...>
Neal Norwitz <nno...@gm...> wrote:
> When running w/3.0.1 I think about 10-15 tests failed (could have been
> as high as 30+ I don't really remember). Most tests failed due to
> running out of memory. With the RC, only 6 tests failed. The RC is
> much better than 3.0.1 and there didn't seem to be any regression
> problems with the RC. The tests that failed with the RC are:
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> test_gdbm test_ioctl test_mmap test_posix test_subprocess test_whichdb
>
> From the names, it's not at all surprising these failed. Mostly
> unimplemented ioctls. I didn't notice any difference in behaviour
> between reported leaks, invalid memory read/writes.
I've built the SVN trunk of Python now and started having a look at
these tests. So far I have:
tets_gdbm - hits unhandled system calls which I will look at
test_ioctl - this passes for me
test_mmap - this fails because it tries to mremap a file mapping
and Julian's do_mremap is only allowing Anon segments
to be remapped for some reason - Julian?
test_posix - this is hitting unhandled system calls on amd64
which I will look at - do you want fixes for those
to go in before 3.1 Julian?
test_subprocess - this passes for me
test_whichdb - hits unhandled system calls which I will look at
Tom
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