Skip 64-bit tests that fail on 32-bit architecture.
Cat's Eye Technologies
11 years ago
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Running `build.sh` is recommended. Run `autogen.sh` and `configure` at
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your own risk.
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Also note: several of the tests fail, although the core semantics seem
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OK, so these tests have been skipped. The failures are:
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Also note: several of the tests now fail. The core semantics seem alright,
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so these tests have been skipped. The specific failures are:
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* deref_param.zz: failure of the test suite; it shouldn't be caring about
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an internal address, which isn't stable from run to run
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* double.zz: using floating-point values segfaults
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* list_in_cond.zz: the syntax "a.b" seems to be a syntax error
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* numerictypes.zz: 64-bit values wrap to 32 bits on a 32-bit archiecture
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* tagdtor.xx: can't open the specified .so file
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The verdict is that this version of OpenZz does not support:
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* floating-point values
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* 64-bit integer values
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* the "a.b" syntax (whatever that means exactly)
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* loading ".so" files
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Which is fine by me so long as it can still play Zzrk.
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-Chris
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!!+ **** LEXICAL ERROR: too long integer constant /212312321322/ truncated ****
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!!| /num2=212312321322
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!!| ^
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!!| line 63 of .//numerictypes.zz
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!!| line 66 of .//numerictypes.zz
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!!2123123213
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!!next should be ok
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!!23232323
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!!1 lexical error(s)
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!!listed in .//numerictypes.err
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!! END OUTPUT
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!! SKIPPED due to no longer supporting 64-bit
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!!next should be ok
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!!212312321322
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!!switching on int64 default
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!!23232323
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!!next should be ok
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!!212312321322
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!!1 lexical error(s)
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!!listed in .//numerictypes.err
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!! END OUTPUT
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/print "switching off int64 default"
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/num1=23232323i
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/print num1
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/print "next should be ok"
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/num2=212312321322l
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/print num2
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/print "switching on int64 default"
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/zlex_set_default_integer_as_int64 1i
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/num1=212312321322
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/print num1
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/print "next should be ok"
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/num1=23232323
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/print num1
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/print "next should be ok"
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/num2=212312321322
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/print num2
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/print "next should be ok"
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/num1=23232323i
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/print num1
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/print "next should be ok"
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/num2=212312321322l
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/print num2
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!! SKIPPED due to no longer supporting 64-bit
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!! /print "next should be ok"
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!! /num2=212312321322l
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!! /print num2
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!!
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!! /print "switching on int64 default"
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!! /zlex_set_default_integer_as_int64 1i
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!! /num1=212312321322
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!! /print num1
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!!
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!! /print "next should be ok"
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!! /num1=23232323
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!! /print num1
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!!
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!! /print "next should be ok"
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!! /num2=212312321322
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!! /print num2
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!!
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!! /print "next should be ok"
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!! /num1=23232323i
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!! /print num1
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!!
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!! /print "next should be ok"
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!! /num2=212312321322l
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!! /print num2
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