[C-prog-lang-l] phase 1 testing

[Tomáš Sláma]

 > I have two questions.  First, do you have the latest reversion of the
 > tests (c-prog-lang repo)? And the other one - do you see the same
 > errors when you use GNU tar as the implementation?  If not, please see
 > README on how to do it.

I do have the latest repository.

As for checking the GNU tar implementation: it seems that I am unable to 
(following the README tutorial), since it still looks for 'mytar.c', 
even after setting STEF_REGFILE_LOCAL_VARS.

The following script:
---
#!/usr/bin/env fish 


export STEF=/home/xiaoxiae/Documents/Temporary/tar/stef/stef.sh 

export GNUTAR=/bin/tar 

export STEF_REGFILE_LOCAL_VARS=" " 

export MYGUTAR=/bin/tar 

 

./run-tests.sh (cat phase-1.tests)
---

Yields:
---
=== [ NPRG099 Tar Unit Tests ] ===
Checking configuration sanity.
Checking existence of executables provided by the following variables: 
GCC GNUTAR
Checking existence of regular files provided by the following variables:

--- [ Configuration Start ] ---
Checking 'mytar.c' existence.
The source code filename must be named: 'mytar.c'
It is: 'set-me-to-mytar.c-see-README'
Configuration failed, fix it and rerun.  Exiting.
---

Sincerely,
T. Sláma

On 4/21/20 12:12 PM, Jan Pechanec wrote:
> On Mon, 20 Apr 2020, Tomáš Sláma wrote:
> 
>> Hello,
>>
>> I've been working on my implementation of GNU TAR and got to a point
>> where some of the test are still failing but they (in my opinion)
>> shouldn't be.
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have two questions.  First, do you have the latest reversion of the
> tests (c-prog-lang repo)? And the other one - do you see the same
> errors when you use GNU tar as the implementation?  If not, please see
> README on how to do it.
> 
> If all tests pass with GNU tar then you will need to fix your
> implementation.  Let us know if that's not the case.
> 
> Thanks, Jan.
> 
>   >
>> Here's the condensed diff of those (2, 3, 4, 5, 6) that failed:
>>
>> -------------------------------------------
>>
>> 002
>> ---
>>   aaa-file
>>   another-file2
>>   empty.data
>> -file.zero
>>   file1.random
>>   file2.zero
>>   file3.zero
>> +file.zero
>>   hello-world
>>   small-file
>> ---
>>
>> 003
>> ---
>>   aaa-file
>>   empty.data
>> -file3.zero
>> +file.zero
>>   small-file
>> ---
>>
>> 004
>> ---
>>   aaa-file
>>   empty.data
>> -file3.zero
>> +file.zero
>>   small-file
>> ---
>>
>> 005
>> ---
>>   aaa-file
>>   empty.data
>> -file3.zero
>> +file.zero
>>   small-file
>>   mytar: nonexistent1: Not found in archive
>>   mytar: nonexistent2: Not found in archive
>> ---
>>
>> 006
>> ---
>>   aaa-file
>>   empty.data
>> -file3.zero
>> +file.zero
>>   small-file
>>   mytar: nonexistent1: Not found in archive
>>   mytar: nonexistent2: Not found in archive
>> ---
>>
>> -------------------------------------------
>>
>> I tried printing the bash variables from test-00x.sh variables and it
>> seems that they don't match the test-output-00x.txt files. Am I missing
>> something?
>>
>> Thanks (and sorry, if it's just me being confused :) )!
>>
>> T. Sláma
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