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[2.2.6] old tests checking for allow_undefined=unsupported
From: |
Michael Haubenwallner |
Subject: |
[2.2.6] old tests checking for allow_undefined=unsupported |
Date: |
Tue, 28 Oct 2008 16:12:40 +0100 |
Hi,
maybe I'm just puzzled, but to me it seems there are the same two
problems in each tests/cdemo-undef.test and tests/tagdemo-undef.test.
Consider this line:
grep '^allow_undefined=.?unsupported.?$' ./libtool >/dev/null 2>&1 \
1) Shouldn't this search for "^allow_undefined_flag=.?undefined.?$"
instead of "^allow_undefined=.?undefined.?$"
2) The ".?" regex is not necessarily supported by non-GNU grep, it might
not understand the '?' as expected.
Both problems lead 'tagdemo-undef.test' to FAIL while it should be
SKIPped here.
For 'cdemo-undef.test': It PASSes, and I haven't seen any undefined
symbol there. What exactly is this test for?
(patch attached, assuming ["] around the [unsupported] value)
Thoughts?
/haubi/
lt-2.2.6-undef-tests.patch
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