ghci and other test failures on Windows - PS

Mike Thomas mthomas at gil.com.au
Sat Sep 4 07:31:09 EDT 2004


No sooner did I write the email below than this test hung for about ten 
minutes until I killed it:

ioref001(threaded)


Mike Thomas wrote:

> Hi Simon.
> 
>  > > 3.  The next step after fixing the test script issue for point 1 for
>  > > the Windows regression tests will need to be the Windows compiler
>  > > crashes and network hangs reported a while ago - no promises of
>  > > course - the problems I expect are long standing.
> 
>  > These must have dropped off my radar - can you remind me?
> 
> I just tabulated the first twenty or so ghc compiler crashes as the test 
> suite ran this evening (all of them writes to invalid locations) on 
> stable branch up to date as of about midday:
> 
> finalization001.hs
> hClose001.hs
> hFileSize001(ghci)
> hFlush001(ghci)
> hGetLine001(ghci)
> hGetPosn001(ghci)
> hIsEOF002(ghci)
> hReady001(ghci)
> hSeek001(ghci)
> hSeek002(ghci)
> hSeek003(ghci)
> hSeek004(ghci)
> hSetBuffering002(ghci)
> ioeGetErrorString001(ghci)
> ioeGetFileName001(ghci)
> ioeGetHandle001(ghci)
> misc001(ghci)
> openFile001(ghci)
> openFile004(ghci)
> openFile005(ghci)
> openFile007(ghci)
> readFile001(ghci)
> 
> So in fact, my assumptions based on memories of net00x test hangs in the 
> past were incorrect - apologies for the misleading report.
> 
> Putting that aside however, ghci seems to be having a difficult time. 
> I'll try and look further into these crashes but can't promise to get to 
> it over the forthcoming week.  If we're lucky they will all be caused by 
> the same problem.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Mike Thomas.
> 
> 



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