"Wilson, Douglas" <dgwilson@sonomasystems.net> writes:
> I must have been hallucinating when I though it ran ok, because now that I
> see what 'target-test' is supposed to do, the output is all crap. This is
> probably
> to deep and too much for me to work on, so unless anyone has some
> brilliant ideas, I'm going to have to give up. The output of the first
> target-test
> is this (yes, with all that garbage starting off):
> :
> Ç+ü+é+â+ä+à+å+ç+ê+ë+è+ï+î+ì+Ä+Å+É+æ+Æ+ô+ö+ò+û+ù+ÿ+Ö+Ü+£+¥+P+f+á+í+ó+ú+ñ+Ñ+ª+
> º+
> ¿+_+¬+½+¼+¡+«+»+_+_+_+¦+¦+¦+¦+++++¦+¦++++++++++/cvs/src/subversion-r3200/sub
> vers
> ion/tests/libsvn_subr/z/A/B,
> cvs/src/subversion-r3200/subversion/tests/libsvn_su
> br/z/A, cvs/src/subversion-r3200/subversion/tests/libsvn_subr/z/D,
> cvs/src/subve
> rsion-r3200/subversion/tests/libsvn_subr/z/G,
>
> Common path without getting targets does not match common path with targets
If target-test is failing you have a serious problem. You had
compilation problems, did you start from scratch once you had sorted
them out, or did you reuse old objects? Did you compile APR and/or
APRUTIL and/or Subversion with different compilers or compilation
flags? I wonder if UTF8 conversion on AIX is the cause of the
problem.
Does something simple work? Something like this:
$ ./target-test foo
/home/pm/sw/subversion/obj/subversion/tests/libsvn_subr: foo,
or this:
$ ./path-test
PASS: lt-path-test 1: test svn_path_is_child
PASS: lt-path-test 2: test svn_path_split
PASS: lt-path-test 3: test svn_path_is_url
PASS: lt-path-test 4: test svn_path_uri_[en/de]code
PASS: lt-path-test 5: test svn_path_join(_many)
PASS: lt-path-test 6: test svn_path_basename
PASS: lt-path-test 7: test svn_path_decompose
PASS: lt-path-test 8: test svn_path_decompose
--
Philip Martin
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