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duck:~ richardk$ man gdb
duck:~ richardk$ man gdb
duck:~ richardk$ man info
duck:~ richardk$ info gdb
duck:~ richardk$ info info

duck:~ richardk$ cd u/sc3
duck:~/u/sc3 richardk$ cat 1.sc  
cat: 1.sc: No such file or directory
duck:~/u/sc3 richardk$ cat >1.sc
(define foo 1)
duck:~/u/sc3 richardk$            
duck:~/u/sc3 richardk$ 
duck:~/u/sc3 richardk$ cd
duck:~ richardk$ cd p4
duck:~/p4 richardk$ cd project/mps/master/test/
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ ls
argerr          function        test
conerr          misc            testsets
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ cd test
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ ls
README  qa      script  testlib
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl qa
You must specify a command -- try 'qa help' for details.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl qa help
Help topics:
  clib        compile test libraries
  index       list tests in a directory
  install     installing and invoking the MMQA test harness
  naming      Numbering of test programs
  options     display options and their current values
  output      Conventions for test output
  problems    known problems and how to report others you may find
  run         run tests, reporting results and verdict
  runset      run tests from a test-set
For help on a topic, type 'qa help <topic>'.

For general instructions on how to run tests, see guide.mmqa in
the MM Information database.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ which perl
/usr/bin/perl
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl -?
Unrecognized switch: -?  (-h will show valid options).
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl -h

Usage: perl [switches] [--] [programfile] [arguments]
  -0[octal]       specify record separator (\0, if no argument)
  -a              autosplit mode with -n or -p (splits $_ into @F)
  -C              enable native wide character system interfaces
  -c              check syntax only (runs BEGIN and CHECK blocks)
  -d[:debugger]   run program under debugger
  -D[number/list] set debugging flags (argument is a bit mask or alphabets)
  -e 'command'    one line of program (several -e's allowed, omit programfile)
  -F/pattern/     split() pattern for -a switch (//'s are optional)
  -i[extension]   edit <> files in place (makes backup if extension supplied)
  -Idirectory     specify @INC/#include directory (several -I's allowed)
  -l[octal]       enable line ending processing, specifies line terminator
  -[mM][-]module  execute `use/no module...' before executing program
  -n              assume 'while (<>) { ... }' loop around program
  -p              assume loop like -n but print line also, like sed
  -P              run program through C preprocessor before compilation
  -s              enable rudimentary parsing for switches after programfile
  -S              look for programfile using PATH environment variable
  -T              enable tainting checks
  -t              enable tainting warnings
  -u              dump core after parsing program
  -U              allow unsafe operations
  -v              print version, subversion (includes VERY IMPORTANT perl info)
  -V[:variable]   print configuration summary (or a single Config.pm variable)
  -w              enable many useful warnings (RECOMMENDED)
  -W              enable all warnings
  -X              disable all warnings
  -x[directory]   strip off text before #!perl line and perhaps cd to directory
  
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl -e 'echo $]'
Can't call method "echo" without a package or object reference at -e line 1.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl -e 'print $]'
5.008001duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl -e 'print $]; print "\n"''
> 
> 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl qa help
Help topics:
  clib        compile test libraries
  index       list tests in a directory
  install     installing and invoking the MMQA test harness
  naming      Numbering of test programs
  options     display options and their current values
  output      Conventions for test output
  problems    known problems and how to report others you may find
  run         run tests, reporting results and verdict
  runset      run tests from a test-set
For help on a topic, type 'qa help <topic>'.

For general instructions on how to run tests, see guide.mmqa in
the MM Information database.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ perl qa help install
% $HopeName: MMQA_harness!script:help:problems(trunk.2) $

The MMQA test system consists of the test harness (in hope as MMQA_harness!),
suites of individual tests (MMQA_test_function!, MMQA_test_argerr!,
MMQA_test_conerr!, MMQA_test_misc!), data files (MMQA_data!) and a number of
test sets (MMQA_testsets!). To run tests, you need at least the test harness
and the individual tests you want to run. To checkout everything, use the
hope command:
   checkout -recursive -missing-dir create MMQA!(.)

(There are no useful checkpoints or branches on the MMQA compound.)
This will give you a directory structure as follows:

  mmqa         -- MMQA top-level directory, i.e. MMQA!
    test       -- test harness, i.e. MMQA_harness!
      qa       -- perl script for compiling and running test &c
      script   -- perl programs and other files used by 'qa'
      testlibs -- test libraries (.c and .h files)
      obj      -- compiled tests and libraries go in here
      report   -- test reports (unused)
    function   -- mps functional tests, i.e. MMQA_test_function!
    conerr     -- context error tests, i.e. MMQA_test_conerr!
    argerr     -- argument error tests, i.e. MMQA_test_argerr!
    misc       -- miscellaneous tests, i.e. MMQA_test_misc!
    data       -- data files, i.e. MMQA_data!
    testsets   -- test sets, i.e. MMQA_testsets!

Actually, it doesn't matter where you put the directories of individual
tests (function, conerr, argerr, misc), but it will be simplest if you
use the structure above.

All qa commands are invoked by running the perl script in the mmqa/test
directory, as follows:

 perl mmqa/test/qa <command> <parameters>

Perl is required: if the above fails, try

 perl5 mmqa/test/qa <command> <parameters>

You will probably find it useful to set up an alias, batch file or similar
so that you can just type "qa <command> <parameters>" to invoke qa commands.

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ alias qa 'perl qa'
-bash: alias: qa: not found
-bash: alias: perl qa: not found
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ qa help install
% $HopeName: MMQA_harness!script:help:problems(trunk.2) $

The MMQA test system consists of the test harness (in hope as MMQA_harness!),
suites of individual tests (MMQA_test_function!, MMQA_test_argerr!,
MMQA_test_conerr!, MMQA_test_misc!), data files (MMQA_data!) and a number of
test sets (MMQA_testsets!). To run tests, you need at least the test harness
and the individual tests you want to run. To checkout everything, use the
hope command:
   checkout -recursive -missing-dir create MMQA!(.)

(There are no useful checkpoints or branches on the MMQA compound.)
This will give you a directory structure as follows:

  mmqa         -- MMQA top-level directory, i.e. MMQA!
    test       -- test harness, i.e. MMQA_harness!
      qa       -- perl script for compiling and running test &c
      script   -- perl programs and other files used by 'qa'
      testlibs -- test libraries (.c and .h files)
      obj      -- compiled tests and libraries go in here
      report   -- test reports (unused)
    function   -- mps functional tests, i.e. MMQA_test_function!
    conerr     -- context error tests, i.e. MMQA_test_conerr!
    argerr     -- argument error tests, i.e. MMQA_test_argerr!
    misc       -- miscellaneous tests, i.e. MMQA_test_misc!
    data       -- data files, i.e. MMQA_data!
    testsets   -- test sets, i.e. MMQA_testsets!

Actually, it doesn't matter where you put the directories of individual
tests (function, conerr, argerr, misc), but it will be simplest if you
use the structure above.

All qa commands are invoked by running the perl script in the mmqa/test
directory, as follows:

 perl mmqa/test/qa <command> <parameters>

Perl is required: if the above fails, try

 perl5 mmqa/test/qa <command> <parameters>

You will probably find it useful to set up an alias, batch file or similar
so that you can just type "qa <command> <parameters>" to invoke qa commands.

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ script 
Script started, output file is typescript
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ ls -al
total 16
drwxr-xr-x   9 richardk  admin   306 23 Feb 11:09 .
drwxr-xr-x   9 richardk  admin   306 16 Feb 11:45 ..
-r--r--r--   1 richardk  admin   382  2 Feb 17:43 README
drwxr-xr-x   2 richardk  admin    68 23 Feb 10:32 log
drwxr-xr-x   3 richardk  admin   102 23 Feb 10:32 obj
-r--r--r--   1 richardk  admin  1916  2 Feb 17:43 qa
drwxr-xr-x  20 richardk  admin   680 29 Nov 13:14 script
drwxr-xr-x  33 richardk  admin  1122 29 Nov 13:14 testlib
-rw-r--r--   1 richardk  admin     0 23 Feb 11:09 typescript
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ ls -al
total 24
drwxr-xr-x   9 richardk  admin   306 23 Feb 11:09 .
drwxr-xr-x   9 richardk  admin   306 16 Feb 11:45 ..
-r--r--r--   1 richardk  admin   382  2 Feb 17:43 README
drwxr-xr-x   2 richardk  admin    68 23 Feb 10:32 log
drwxr-xr-x   3 richardk  admin   102 23 Feb 10:32 obj
-r--r--r--   1 richardk  admin  1916  2 Feb 17:43 qa
drwxr-xr-x  20 richardk  admin   680 29 Nov 13:14 script
drwxr-xr-x  33 richardk  admin  1122 29 Nov 13:14 testlib
-rw-r--r--   1 richardk  admin   683 23 Feb 11:10 typescript
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ which qa
/Users/richardk/bin/qa
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ cat `which qa`
#!/bin/sh
perl qa "$@"
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ qa help
Help topics:
  clib        compile test libraries
  index       list tests in a directory
  install     installing and invoking the MMQA test harness
  naming      Numbering of test programs
  options     display options and their current values
  output      Conventions for test output
  problems    known problems and how to report others you may find
  run         run tests, reporting results and verdict
  runset      run tests from a test-set
For help on a topic, type 'qa help <topic>'.

For general instructions on how to run tests, see guide.mmqa in
the MM Information database.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ cd ../..
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa
Can't open perl script "qa": No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi /Users/richardk/bin/qa
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa help\
> 
Help topics:
  clib        compile test libraries
  index       list tests in a directory
  install     installing and invoking the MMQA test harness
  naming      Numbering of test programs
  options     display options and their current values
  output      Conventions for test output
  problems    known problems and how to report others you may find
  run         run tests, reporting results and verdict
  runset      run tests from a test-set
For help on a topic, type 'qa help <topic>'.

For general instructions on how to run tests, see guide.mmqa in
the MM Information database.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa help install 
% $HopeName: MMQA_harness!script:help:problems(trunk.2) $

The MMQA test system consists of the test harness (in hope as MMQA_harness!),
suites of individual tests (MMQA_test_function!, MMQA_test_argerr!,
MMQA_test_conerr!, MMQA_test_misc!), data files (MMQA_data!) and a number of
test sets (MMQA_testsets!). To run tests, you need at least the test harness
and the individual tests you want to run. To checkout everything, use the
hope command:
   checkout -recursive -missing-dir create MMQA!(.)

(There are no useful checkpoints or branches on the MMQA compound.)
This will give you a directory structure as follows:

  mmqa         -- MMQA top-level directory, i.e. MMQA!
    test       -- test harness, i.e. MMQA_harness!
      qa       -- perl script for compiling and running test &c
      script   -- perl programs and other files used by 'qa'
      testlibs -- test libraries (.c and .h files)
      obj      -- compiled tests and libraries go in here
      report   -- test reports (unused)
    function   -- mps functional tests, i.e. MMQA_test_function!
    conerr     -- context error tests, i.e. MMQA_test_conerr!
    argerr     -- argument error tests, i.e. MMQA_test_argerr!
    misc       -- miscellaneous tests, i.e. MMQA_test_misc!
    data       -- data files, i.e. MMQA_data!
    testsets   -- test sets, i.e. MMQA_testsets!

Actually, it doesn't matter where you put the directories of individual
tests (function, conerr, argerr, misc), but it will be simplest if you
use the structure above.

All qa commands are invoked by running the perl script in the mmqa/test
directory, as follows:

 perl mmqa/test/qa <command> <parameters>

Perl is required: if the above fails, try

 perl5 mmqa/test/qa <command> <parameters>

You will probably find it useful to set up an alias, batch file or similar
so that you can just type "qa <command> <parameters>" to invoke qa commands.

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa help options
% $HopeName: MMQA_harness!script:help:options(trunk.6) $

Usage: qa options [<options>]

'options' prints out a table of all options and flags used
by the qa harness. Each may be specified by setting an
environment variable (to "on" or "off" in the case of a flag)
or as a command line option. The current values (i.e. resulting
from defaults, environment variables and any options given
to the 'options' command) are also shown. You can use command-
line options with the 'options' command to check that you're
specifying them correctly, but of course they won't remain
set for future commands.

In general, if you specify a command-line option or flag, it
will override whatever setting was made with environment variables.
If the option is _cumulative_, however, both will apply.

What the options mean:

MMQA_MPS_INCLUDE_DIR / -i
 a directory where the MM header files may be found. No default.

MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ / -l
 the MM libraries and plinth to link with. Separate multiple files
 with spaces. (Spaces in the paths will make the test harness go
 wrong, unfortunately.) No default.

MMQA_MPS_PRODUCT / -prod
 You won't normally need to (and shouldn't) set this option, which
 will default to "epcore" or "dylan", whichever is appropriate to
 the memory manager specified in MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ. If however you
 want to test a memory manager which predates MPS version
 identification, then you must set it manually.

MMQA_LOG_DIR / -g
 the directory in which log files should be saved. Default is
 'log' directory inside the MMQA 'test' directory.

MMQA_DATA_DIR / -data
 the diretory in which MMQA data files may be found. Default is
 '../data' from the MMQA 'test' directory. This is used when tests
 specify a particular file as their standard input. If you specify
 the standard input with MMQA_STDIN, the current directory is used.

MMQA_PLATFORM / -p
 the platform you are running on. This is determined automatically,
 and used to specify compiler options and command-line syntax for
 running tests. Setting it to a value not appropriate to the
 machine you are using will make the test system go wrong.

MMQA_PARAMETERS / -a (cumulative)
 parameter settings to use for a test. These override any parameter
 settings specified in the test header. Examples (all equivalent):

 1) qa run test.c -a DEPTH=10 -a WIDTH=5

 2) qa run test.c -a "WIDTH=5 DEPTH=10"
 
 3) MMQA_PARAMETERS='DEPTH=10 WIDTH=5'
    qa run test.c

 4) MMQA_PARAMETERS='DEPTH=10'
    qa run test.c -a WIDTH=5

 Parameters may also be specified individually:

 5) MMQA_PARAM_DEPTH=10
    MMQA_PARAM_WIDTH=5
    qa run test.c

 All these kinds of parameter settings may be combined. In the case
 of a clash, the command-line setting takes precedence, then the
 setting via MMQA_PARAMETERS. I recommend using command-line settings
 only, otherwise there's a risk you'll leave the parameters set and
 end up using them by mistake with other tests.

MMQA_STDIN / -s
 allows you to specify what a test will use for its standard
 input. If unset, the file specified by the test itself will
 be used (from the MMQA_DATA_DIR directory). By setting MMQA_STDIN,
 you can use a file of your choosing, or specify "STDIN" if you want
 to force input from whatever is the qa harness's standard input
 (usually the keyboard).

MMQA_DEBUG_INFO / -[no]debug
 default is 'off'. If you turn this on, qa commands will output
 various diagnostic messages, which may or may not be useful in
 the event of a problem with the test system. Not recommended.

MMQA_DANGEROUS / -[no]danger
 default is 'off'. With default setting, the harness will refuse
 to run a test if it believes the test libraries may not be compatible
 with the current settings. Normally you will want to "qa clib" when
 this happens, but to force the harness to run the test with the
 old libraries (and symbol lists), turn this option on.

MMQA_MAIL_RESULTS / -[no]mail
 If MAIL_RESULTS is on, then MAIL_SUBJECT will be put at the beginning
 of the subject header when test logs are mailed out. Default is
 "MMQA-log". Don't change this unless you are going to change
 MMQA_MAIL_TO, in which case you might want to use it to help you
 filter your mail automatically.

MMQA_MAIL_TO / -m
 If MAIL_RESULTS is on, then MAIL_TO is who to mail test logs to.
 The default is mm-qa-test-log, which get archived in the
 "MM QA Test Log" Notes database. Leave this unchanged, unless for
 example you want to mail results (which are more detailed than
 those displayed on screen) to yourself.

MMQA_MAIL_SUBJECT / -subj
 If MAIL_RESULTS is on, then MAIL_SUBJECT will be put at the
 beginning of the subject header when test logs are mailed out.
 Default is "MMQA-log". Don't change this unless you are going to
 change MMQA_MAIL_TO, in which case you might want to use it to help
 you filter your mail automatically.

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa options
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ cd ..
duck:~/p4/project/mps richardk$ cd release/
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release richardk$ ls
1.100.0                         MMconfigura-1.104-64985
1.100.1                         MMconfigura-ams-auto
1.102.0                         MMconfigura-awl
1.103.0                         MMconfigura-awl-auto
1.104.0                         MMconfigura-in-arena
1.105.0                         MMconfigura-incremental-step
MMconfigura-1.100-30880         MMconfigura-shield-fix
MMconfigura-1.102-63088         index.html
MMconfigura-1.103-64245
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release richardk$ find 1.105.0
1.105.0
1.105.0/MMconfigura-1.105-144830.tar.gz
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release richardk$ cd 1.105.0
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release/1.105.0 richardk$ ls
MMconfigura-1.105-144830.tar.gz
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release/1.105.0 richardk$ zcat * | tar xvf -
release/
release/include/
release/include/mps.h
release/include/mpsacl.h
release/include/mpsavm.h
release/include/mpscamc.h
release/include/mpscams.h
release/include/mpscawl.h
release/include/mpsclo.h
release/include/mpscmv.h
release/include/mpscmvff.h
release/include/mpscsnc.h
release/include/mpsio.h
release/include/mpslib.h
release/include/mpslibcb.h
release/include/mpstd.h
release/include/mpsw3.h
release/include/mpswin.h
release/lib/
release/lib/w3i3/
release/lib/w3i3/ce/
release/lib/w3i3/ce/mps.lib
release/lib/w3i3/ce/mpsdy.dll
release/lib/w3i3/ce/mpsdy.lib
release/lib/w3i3/ce/mpsplan.lib
release/lib/w3i3/ce/mpsplcb.lib
release/lib/w3i3/ci/
release/lib/w3i3/ci/mps.lib
release/lib/w3i3/ci/mpsdy.dll
release/lib/w3i3/ci/mpsdy.lib
release/lib/w3i3/ci/mpsplan.lib
release/lib/w3i3/ci/mpsplcb.lib
release/lib/w3i3/we/
release/lib/w3i3/we/mps.lib
release/lib/w3i3/we/mpsdy.dll
release/lib/w3i3/we/mpsdy.lib
release/lib/w3i3/we/mpsplan.lib
release/lib/w3i3/we/mpsplcb.lib
release/lib/w3i3/wi/
release/lib/w3i3/wi/mps.lib
release/lib/w3i3/wi/mpsdy.dll
release/lib/w3i3/wi/mpsdy.lib
release/lib/w3i3/wi/mpsplan.lib
release/lib/w3i3/wi/mpsplcb.lib
release/src/
release/src/mpsioan.c
release/src/mpsliban.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release/1.105.0 richardk$ pwd
/Users/richardk/p4/project/mps/release/1.105.0
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release/1.105.0 richardk$ ls -la
total 3552
drwxr-xr-x   4 richardk  admin      136 23 Feb 11:22 .
drwxr-xr-x  20 richardk  admin      680 22 Feb 16:40 ..
-r--r--r--   1 richardk  admin  1816571 22 Feb 16:40 MMconfigura-1.105-144830.tar.gz
drwxr-xr-x   5 richardk  admin      170 16 Feb 13:30 release
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release/1.105.0 richardk$ rm -fr release
duck:~/p4/project/mps/release/1.105.0 richardk$ cd ../../master
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ ls
code            index.html      manual          readme.txt      tool
design          license.txt     procedure       test
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ cd code
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/code richardk$ ls
abq.c           eventrep.c      mpm.h           poolmvff.c      splay.h
abq.h           eventrep.h      mpmss.c         pooln.c         ss.h
abqtest.c       expgen.sh       mpmst.h         pooln.h         ssan.c
amcss.c         exposet0.c      mpmtypes.h      poolncv.c       ssfri3.c
amcsshe.c       expt825.c       mps.h           poolsnc.c       sslii3.c
amcssth.c       finalcv.c       mps.xcode       prmcan.c        sso1al.s
amsss.c         finaltest.c     mpsacl.h        prmcfr.h        sssos8.s
amssshe.c       fmtdy.c         mpsavm.h        prmci3.h        sssus8.c
apss.c          fmtdy.h         mpscamc.h       prmci3li.c      sssus8.s
arena.c         fmtdytst.c      mpscams.h       prmci3w3.c      ssw3i3.c
arenacl.c       fmtdytst.h      mpscawl.h       prmcli.h        steptest.c
arenacv.c       fmthe.c         mpsclo.h        prmcw3.h        sus8gc.gmk
arenavm.c       fmthe.h         mpscmv.h        protan.c        table.c
awlut.c         fmtno.c         mpscmv2.h       protfr.c        table.h
awluthe.c       fmtno.h         mpscmvff.h      protfri3.c      teletest.c
awlutth.c       format.c        mpscsnc.h       proti3.c        testlib.c
boot.c          fri4gc.gmk      mpsi.c          protli.c        testlib.h
boot.h          gc.gmk          mpsicv.c        protlii3.c      th.h
bt.c            global.c        mpsio.h         proto1.c        than.c
bt.h            gp.gmk          mpsioan.c       protocol.c      thfri4.c
btcv.c          i6cc.gmk        mpsiw3.c        protocol.h      thlii4.c
bttest.c        iam4cc.gmk      mpslib.h        protso.c        thw3i3.c
buffer.c        ic.gmk          mpsliban.c      protsu.c        trace.c
build           idlench.awk     mpslibcb.c      protw3.c        tract.c
cbs.c           lc.gmk          mpslibcb.h      pthrdext.c      tract.h
cbs.h           ld.c            mpstd.h         pthrdext.h      untitled
cbstest.c       libcbt.c        mpsw3.h         qs.c            version.c
chain.h         lii3eg.gmk      mpswin.h        ref.c           vman.c
check.h         lii4gc.gmk      mv2test.c       replay.c        vmfr.c
comm.gmk        lippgc.gmk      o1alcc.gmk      reserv.c        vmi5.c
commpost.nmk    lo.h            o1algc.gmk      ring.c          vmli.c
commpre.nmk     locbwcss.c      ossu.h          ring.h          vmo1.c
config.h        lock.h          osxc.h          root.c          vmso.c
cx.gmk          lockan.c        pool.c          s7ppac          vmsu.c
dbgpool.c       lockcov.c       poolabs.c       s7ppmw.sit      vmw3.c
dbgpool.h       lockfr.c        poolamc.c       sac.c           vmxc.c
dbgpooli.c      lockli.c        poolams.c       sac.h           w3almv.nmk
dc.gmk          lockutw3.c      poolams.h       sacss.c         w3build.bat
dumper.c        lockw3.c        poolamsi.c      sc.gmk          w3gen.def
eg.gmk          locus.c         poolawl.c       seg.c           w3i3mv.nmk
event.c         locusss.c       poollo.c        segsmss.c       w3ppmv.nmk
event.h         locv.c          poolmfs.c       shield.c        walk.c
eventcnv.c      main.c          poolmfs.h       sos8cx.gmk      walkt0.c
eventcom.h      message.c       poolmrg.c       sos8gc.gmk      xcppgc
eventdef.h      messtest.c      poolmrg.h       sos8gp.gmk      xcppgc.gmk
eventgen.h      meter.c         poolmv.c        sos9sc.gmk
eventgen.pl     meter.h         poolmv.h        span.c
eventpro.c      misc.h          poolmv2.c       spi3.c
eventpro.h      mpm.c           poolmv2.h       splay.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/code richardk$ make -r -f xcppgc.gmk mps.a
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/table.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/eventpro.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/eventcnv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/mpsioan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/fmtdytst.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/fmtno.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/fmtdy.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/fmthe.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/testlib.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/pooln.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolawl.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poollo.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolamc.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolamsi.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolams.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/ssan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/span.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/prmcan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/protan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/vmxc.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/than.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/lockan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/version.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/cbs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/splay.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/meter.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/boot.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/dbgpooli.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/dbgpool.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolmv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolmfs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolmrg.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/message.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/sac.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/event.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/ld.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/shield.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/ring.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/bt.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/ref.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/buffer.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/format.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/seg.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/root.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/trace.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolabs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/pool.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/protocol.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/reserv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/walk.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/tract.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/locus.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/global.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/arena.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/arenacl.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/arenavm.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/mpm.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/mpsi.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/mpsi.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/mpm.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/arenavm.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/arenacl.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/arena.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/global.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/locus.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/tract.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/walk.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/reserv.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/protocol.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/pool.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolabs.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/trace.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/root.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/seg.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/format.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/buffer.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/ref.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/bt.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/ring.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/shield.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/ld.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/event.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/sac.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/message.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolmrg.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolmfs.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolmv.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/dbgpool.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/dbgpooli.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/boot.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/meter.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/splay.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/cbs.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/version.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/lockan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/than.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/vmxc.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/protan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/prmcan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/span.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/ssan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/poolamc.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/hi/mps.a
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/table.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/eventpro.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/eventcnv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mpsioan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/fmtdytst.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/fmtno.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/fmtdy.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/fmthe.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/testlib.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/pooln.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolawl.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poollo.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolamc.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolamsi.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolams.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/ssan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/span.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/prmcan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/protan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/vmxc.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/than.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/lockan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/version.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/cbs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/splay.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/meter.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/boot.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/dbgpooli.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/dbgpool.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolmv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolmfs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolmrg.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/message.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/sac.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/event.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/ld.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/shield.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/ring.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/bt.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/ref.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/buffer.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/format.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/seg.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/root.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/trace.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolabs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/pool.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/protocol.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/reserv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/walk.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/tract.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/locus.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/global.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/arena.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/arenacl.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/arenavm.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mpm.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mpsi.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mpsi.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mpm.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/arenavm.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/arenacl.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/arena.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/global.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/locus.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/tract.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/walk.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/reserv.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/protocol.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/pool.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolabs.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/trace.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/root.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/seg.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/format.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/buffer.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/ref.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/bt.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/ring.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/shield.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/ld.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/event.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/sac.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/message.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolmrg.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolmfs.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolmv.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/dbgpool.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/dbgpooli.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/boot.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/meter.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/splay.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/cbs.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/version.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/lockan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/than.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/vmxc.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/protan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/prmcan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/span.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/ssan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/poolamc.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mps.a
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/table.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/eventpro.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/eventcnv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/mpsioan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/fmtdytst.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/fmtno.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/fmtdy.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/fmthe.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/testlib.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/pooln.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolawl.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poollo.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolamc.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolamsi.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolams.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/ssan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/span.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/prmcan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/protan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/vmxc.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/than.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/lockan.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/version.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/cbs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/splay.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/meter.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/boot.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/dbgpooli.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/dbgpool.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolmv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolmfs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolmrg.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/message.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/sac.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/event.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/ld.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/shield.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/ring.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/bt.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/ref.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/buffer.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/format.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/seg.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/root.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/trace.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolabs.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/pool.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/protocol.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/reserv.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/walk.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/tract.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/locus.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/global.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/arena.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/arenacl.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/arenavm.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/mpm.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/mpsi.d
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/mpsi.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/mpm.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/arenavm.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/arenacl.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/arena.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/global.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/locus.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/tract.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/walk.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/reserv.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/protocol.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/pool.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/poolabs.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/trace.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/root.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/seg.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ti/format.o
^Cmake[2]: *** [xcppgc/ti/format.o] Interrupt
make[1]: *** [target] Interrupt
make: *** [mps.a] Interrupt

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/code richardk$ make -r -f xcppgc.gmk VARIETY=ci mps.a 
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/version.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mps.a
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/code richardk$ cd ../..
duck:~/p4/project/mps richardk$ cd master
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa help options
% $HopeName: MMQA_harness!script:help:options(trunk.6) $

Usage: qa options [<options>]

'options' prints out a table of all options and flags used
by the qa harness. Each may be specified by setting an
environment variable (to "on" or "off" in the case of a flag)
or as a command line option. The current values (i.e. resulting
from defaults, environment variables and any options given
to the 'options' command) are also shown. You can use command-
line options with the 'options' command to check that you're
specifying them correctly, but of course they won't remain
set for future commands.

In general, if you specify a command-line option or flag, it
will override whatever setting was made with environment variables.
If the option is _cumulative_, however, both will apply.

What the options mean:

MMQA_MPS_INCLUDE_DIR / -i
 a directory where the MM header files may be found. No default.

MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ / -l
 the MM libraries and plinth to link with. Separate multiple files
 with spaces. (Spaces in the paths will make the test harness go
 wrong, unfortunately.) No default.

MMQA_MPS_PRODUCT / -prod
 You won't normally need to (and shouldn't) set this option, which
 will default to "epcore" or "dylan", whichever is appropriate to
 the memory manager specified in MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ. If however you
 want to test a memory manager which predates MPS version
 identification, then you must set it manually.

MMQA_LOG_DIR / -g
 the directory in which log files should be saved. Default is
 'log' directory inside the MMQA 'test' directory.

MMQA_DATA_DIR / -data
 the diretory in which MMQA data files may be found. Default is
 '../data' from the MMQA 'test' directory. This is used when tests
 specify a particular file as their standard input. If you specify
 the standard input with MMQA_STDIN, the current directory is used.

MMQA_PLATFORM / -p
 the platform you are running on. This is determined automatically,
 and used to specify compiler options and command-line syntax for
 running tests. Setting it to a value not appropriate to the
 machine you are using will make the test system go wrong.

MMQA_PARAMETERS / -a (cumulative)
 parameter settings to use for a test. These override any parameter
 settings specified in the test header. Examples (all equivalent):

 1) qa run test.c -a DEPTH=10 -a WIDTH=5

 2) qa run test.c -a "WIDTH=5 DEPTH=10"
 
 3) MMQA_PARAMETERS='DEPTH=10 WIDTH=5'
    qa run test.c

 4) MMQA_PARAMETERS='DEPTH=10'
    qa run test.c -a WIDTH=5

 Parameters may also be specified individually:

 5) MMQA_PARAM_DEPTH=10
    MMQA_PARAM_WIDTH=5
    qa run test.c

 All these kinds of parameter settings may be combined. In the case
 of a clash, the command-line setting takes precedence, then the
 setting via MMQA_PARAMETERS. I recommend using command-line settings
 only, otherwise there's a risk you'll leave the parameters set and
 end up using them by mistake with other tests.

MMQA_STDIN / -s
 allows you to specify what a test will use for its standard
 input. If unset, the file specified by the test itself will
 be used (from the MMQA_DATA_DIR directory). By setting MMQA_STDIN,
 you can use a file of your choosing, or specify "STDIN" if you want
 to force input from whatever is the qa harness's standard input
 (usually the keyboard).

MMQA_DEBUG_INFO / -[no]debug
 default is 'off'. If you turn this on, qa commands will output
 various diagnostic messages, which may or may not be useful in
 the event of a problem with the test system. Not recommended.

MMQA_DANGEROUS / -[no]danger
 default is 'off'. With default setting, the harness will refuse
 to run a test if it believes the test libraries may not be compatible
 with the current settings. Normally you will want to "qa clib" when
 this happens, but to force the harness to run the test with the
 old libraries (and symbol lists), turn this option on.

MMQA_MAIL_RESULTS / -[no]mail
 If MAIL_RESULTS is on, then MAIL_SUBJECT will be put at the beginning
 of the subject header when test logs are mailed out. Default is
 "MMQA-log". Don't change this unless you are going to change
 MMQA_MAIL_TO, in which case you might want to use it to help you
 filter your mail automatically.

MMQA_MAIL_TO / -m
 If MAIL_RESULTS is on, then MAIL_TO is who to mail test logs to.
 The default is mm-qa-test-log, which get archived in the
 "MM QA Test Log" Notes database. Leave this unchanged, unless for
 example you want to mail results (which are more detailed than
 those displayed on screen) to yourself.

MMQA_MAIL_SUBJECT / -subj
 If MAIL_RESULTS is on, then MAIL_SUBJECT will be put at the
 beginning of the subject header when test logs are mailed out.
 Default is "MMQA-log". Don't change this unless you are going to
 change MMQA_MAIL_TO, in which case you might want to use it to help
 you filter your mail automatically.

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa options
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ echo either set options using an environment variable like MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ or using a command line option
either set options using an environment variable like MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ or using a command line option
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ echo "see page 3 (at 120%) of .options.set of guide.mmqa"
see page 3 (at 120%) of .options.set of guide.mmqa
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ export MMQA_MPS_INCLUDE_DIR=code
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ echo building plinthbuilding plinth
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ cd code
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/code richardk$ make -r -f xcppgc.gmk VARIETY=ci mps.a mpsplan.a
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/version.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mps.a
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mpsioan.o
xcppgc: xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/code richardk$ cd ..
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ export MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ=code/xcppgc/ci/mps 
mps.a       mpsi.o      mpsicv.o    mpsioan.o   mpsliban.o  
mpsi.d      mpsicv      mpsioan.d   mpsliban.d  mpsplan.a   
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ export MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ="code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a"
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa options
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>        code
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>        code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/
                                        xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ ls
code            index.html      manual          readme.txt      tool
design          license.txt     procedure       test
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run
Error: run requires the following option:
 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ ls
code            index.html      manual          readme.txt      tool
design          license.txt     procedure       test
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ pwd      
/Users/richardk/p4/project/mps/master
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ echo In test/script/platform, maybe reinstate strict-prototypes in macosx settings
In test/script/platform, maybe reinstate strict-prototypes in macosx settings
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ echo also check stdboth_red definition -- does it incorrectly assume csh?
also check stdboth_red definition -- does it incorrectly assume csh?
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ strings code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a | grep HQNMPS
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi code/version.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa options
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>        code
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>        code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/
                                        xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>     mps
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ p4 opened ...
//info.ravenbrook.com/project/mps/master/test/test/script/runtest#1 - edit default change (text)
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:102: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:102: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:102: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `allocrdumb':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:126: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:126: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:126: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `allocrone':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:176: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `reservoir_allocrdumb':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:232: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `reservoir_allocrone':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:283: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:475: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c.
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:48: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:48: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:48: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c: In function `allocdumb':
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:69: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:69: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:69: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:102: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c.
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:108: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:108: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:108: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c: In function `allocdumb':
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:130: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:130: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:130: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:167: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:329: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c.
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:97: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:97: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:97: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c: In function `allocdumb':
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:118: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:118: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:118: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:154: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:316: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/exfmt.c.
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:40: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:40: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:40: error: (near initialization for `fmtLO.align')
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c: In function `alloclo':
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:63: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:63: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:63: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c: In function `myskip':
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:94: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:127: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/lofmt.c.
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:42: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:42: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:42: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:58: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:58: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:58: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c: In function `myscan':
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:95: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c: In function `myskip':
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:140: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:186: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/myfmt.c.
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:86: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:86: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:86: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `allocdumb':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:108: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:108: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:108: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:143: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `myscan':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:191: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `myskip':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:241: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:287: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/newfmt.c.
test/test/testlib/testlib.c: In function `call_f':
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:286: warning: implicit declaration of function `mps_assert_install'
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa options
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>        code
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>        code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/
                                        xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>     mps
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa -debug clib
OPEN >>strings code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a|<<
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscams.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsavm.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpslibcb.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsio.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmv2.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsw3.h |<<
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
OPEN >>cc -E code/mps.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmvff.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsclo.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpswin.h |<<
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpstd.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpslib.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscamc.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsacl.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscawl.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscsnc.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmv.h |<<
SYSTEM >>cc -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__=  -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest.c code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a -Xlinker -m >&test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest.out<<
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_60.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_AL.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_I3.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_I4.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_M2.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_M4.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_PP.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_S8.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_S9.
Filtering out MPS_BEGIN.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_AC.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_CC.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_GC.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_LC.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_MV.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_MW.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_SC.
Filtering out MPS_END.
Filtering out MPS_FIX.
Filtering out MPS_FIX1.
Filtering out MPS_FIX12.
Filtering out MPS_FIX2.
Filtering out MPS_FIX_CALL.
Filtering out MPS_MESSAGE_TYPE_FINALIZATION.
Filtering out MPS_MESSAGE_TYPE_GC.
Filtering out MPS_MMQA_DUMMY_SYMBOL.
Filtering out MPS_OS_FR.
Filtering out MPS_OS_I5.
Filtering out MPS_OS_IA.
Filtering out MPS_OS_LI.
Filtering out MPS_OS_O1.
Filtering out MPS_OS_S7.
Filtering out MPS_OS_SO.
Filtering out MPS_OS_SU.
Filtering out MPS_OS_W3.
Filtering out MPS_OS_XC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_ALIGN.
Filtering out MPS_PF_FRI4GC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_I5M2CC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_IAM4CC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_LII4GC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_LIPPGC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_O1ALCC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_O1ALGC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_S760AC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_S760MW.
Filtering out MPS_PF_S7PPAC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_S7PPMW.
Filtering out MPS_PF_SOS8GC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_SOS9SC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_STRING.
Filtering out MPS_PF_SUS8GC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_SUS8LC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_W3ALMV.
Filtering out MPS_PF_W3I3MV.
Filtering out MPS_PF_W3PPMV.
Filtering out MPS_PF_XCPPGC.
Filtering out MPS_RANK_AMBIG.
Filtering out MPS_RANK_EXACT.
Filtering out MPS_RANK_WEAK.
Filtering out MPS_RESERVE_BLOCK.
Filtering out MPS_RESERVE_WITH_RESERVOIR_PERMIT_BLOCK.
Filtering out MPS_RES_COMMIT_LIMIT.
Filtering out MPS_RES_FAIL.
Filtering out MPS_RES_IO.
Filtering out MPS_RES_LIMIT.
Filtering out MPS_RES_MEMORY.
Filtering out MPS_RES_OK.
Filtering out MPS_RES_PARAM.
Filtering out MPS_RES_RESOURCE.
Filtering out MPS_RES_UNIMPL.
Filtering out MPS_RM_CONST.
Filtering out MPS_RM_PROT.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_ALLOC.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_ALLOC_FAST.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_CLASS_LIMIT.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_FREE.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_FREE_FAST.
Filtering out MPS_SCAN_BEGIN.
Filtering out MPS_SCAN_END.
Filtering out MPS_T_WORD.
Filtering out MPS_WORD_SHIFT.
Filtering out MPS_WORD_WIDTH.
Filtering out mps_SEH_filter.
Filtering out mps_SEH_handler.
Filtering out mps_addr_t.
Filtering out mps_align_t.
Filtering out mps_alloc_pattern_s.
Filtering out mps_alloc_pattern_t.
Filtering out mps_ap_s.
Filtering out mps_ap_t.
Filtering out mps_arena_class_s.
Filtering out mps_arena_class_t.
Filtering out mps_arena_s.
Filtering out mps_arena_t.
Filtering out mps_block_size.
Filtering out mps_blocks.
Filtering out mps_bool_t.
Filtering out mps_cached_count.
Filtering out mps_capacity.
Filtering out mps_chain_s.
Filtering out mps_chain_t.
Filtering out mps_class.
Filtering out mps_class_ams.
Filtering out mps_class_ams_debug.
Filtering out mps_class_awl.
Filtering out mps_class_lo.
Filtering out mps_class_mvt.
Filtering out mps_class_s.
Filtering out mps_class_t.
Filtering out mps_clock_t.
Filtering out mps_count.
Filtering out mps_count_max.
Filtering out mps_fmt_A_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_A_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_B_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_B_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_auto_header_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_class_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_copy_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_fixed_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_fwd_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_isfwd_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_pad_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_scan_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_skip_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_t.
Filtering out mps_formatted_objects_stepper_t.
Filtering out mps_frame_s.
Filtering out mps_frame_t.
Filtering out mps_freelists.
Filtering out mps_frequency.
Filtering out mps_gen_param_s.
Filtering out mps_h.
Filtering out mps_headerSize.
Filtering out mps_io_s.
Filtering out mps_io_t.
Filtering out mps_ld_s.
Filtering out mps_ld_t.
Filtering out mps_lib_EOF.
Filtering out mps_lib_FILE.
Filtering out mps_lib_callback_register.
Filtering out mps_lib_function_t.
Filtering out mps_lib_stderr.
Filtering out mps_lib_stdout.
Filtering out mps_lib_stream_s.
Filtering out mps_message_s.
Filtering out mps_message_t.
Filtering out mps_message_type_finalization.
Filtering out mps_message_type_gc.
Filtering out mps_message_type_t.
Filtering out mps_middle.
Filtering out mps_mortality.
Filtering out mps_mvt_free_size.
Filtering out mps_mvt_size.
Filtering out mps_pool.
Filtering out mps_pool_debug_option_s.
Filtering out mps_pool_s.
Filtering out mps_pool_t.
Filtering out mps_rank_t.
Filtering out mps_reg_scan_t.
Filtering out mps_res_t.
Filtering out mps_rm_t.
Filtering out mps_root_s.
Filtering out mps_root_scan_t.
Filtering out mps_root_t.
Filtering out mps_roots_stepper_t.
Filtering out mps_sac_class_s.
Filtering out mps_sac_classes_s.
Filtering out mps_sac_freelist_block_s.
Filtering out mps_sac_s.
Filtering out mps_sac_t.
Filtering out mps_shift_t.
Filtering out mps_size.
Filtering out mps_space_t.
Filtering out mps_ss_s.
Filtering out mps_ss_t.
Filtering out mps_thr_s.
Filtering out mps_thr_t.
Filtering out mps_tramp_t.
Filtering out mps_trapped.
Filtering out mps_word_t.
Compiling test libraries.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/rankfmt.o test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:102: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:102: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:102: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `allocrdumb':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:126: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:126: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:126: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `allocrone':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:176: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `reservoir_allocrdumb':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:232: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `reservoir_allocrone':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:283: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c:475: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/fastfmt.o test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:48: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:48: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:48: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c: In function `allocdumb':
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:69: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:69: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:69: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c:102: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/awlfmt.o test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:108: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:108: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:108: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c: In function `allocdumb':
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:130: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:130: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:130: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:167: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c:329: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/exfmt.o test/test/testlib/exfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:97: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:97: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:97: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c: In function `allocdumb':
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:118: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:118: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:118: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:154: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/exfmt.c:316: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/exfmt.c.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/lofmt.o test/test/testlib/lofmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:40: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:40: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:40: error: (near initialization for `fmtLO.align')
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c: In function `alloclo':
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:63: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:63: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:63: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c: In function `myskip':
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:94: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/lofmt.c:127: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/lofmt.c.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/myfmt.o test/test/testlib/myfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:42: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:42: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:42: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:58: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:58: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:58: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c: In function `myscan':
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:95: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c: In function `myskip':
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:140: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/myfmt.c:186: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/myfmt.c.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/newfmt.o test/test/testlib/newfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:86: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared here (not in a function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:86: error: initializer element is not constant
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:86: error: (near initialization for `fmtA.align')
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `allocdumb':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:108: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:108: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:108: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `allocone':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:143: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `myscan':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:191: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `myskip':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:241: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c: In function `mypad':
test/test/testlib/newfmt.c:287: error: `MPS_PF_ALIGN' undeclared (first use in this function)
 failed on test/test/testlib/newfmt.c.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/platform.o test/test/testlib/platform.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/testlib.o test/test/testlib/testlib.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/testlib.c: In function `call_f':
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:286: warning: implicit declaration of function `mps_assert_install'
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep _PF_ALIGN code/*.h
code/lock.h:#define LockSize() MPS_PF_ALIGN
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    4
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    4
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    1
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8 /* .macos.ppc.align */
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    1
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8 /* .macos.ppc.align */
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8 /* .macos.ppc.align */
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    4
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    8 /* @@@@ not tested */
code/mpstd.h:#define MPS_PF_ALIGN    4
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep mpstd.h code/*.h
code/config.h:#include "mpstd.h"
code/mpstd.h:/* mpstd.h: RAVENBROOK MEMORY POOL SYSTEM TARGET DETECTION
code/mpstd.h: * $Id: //info.ravenbrook.com/project/mps/master/code/mpstd.h#12 $
code/mpstd.h:#ifndef mpstd_h
code/mpstd.h:#define mpstd_h
code/mpstd.h:#endif /* mpstd_h */
code/testlib.h:#include "mpstd.h"
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep config.h code/*.h
code/check.h:#include "config.h"
code/config.h:/* config.h: MPS CONFIGURATION
code/config.h: * $Id: //info.ravenbrook.com/project/mps/master/code/config.h#14 $
code/config.h:#ifndef config_h
code/config.h:#define config_h
code/config.h:#endif /* config_h */
code/eventpro.h:#include "config.h"
code/eventrep.h:#include "config.h"
code/meter.h:#include "config.h"
code/mpm.h:#include "config.h"
code/mpmst.h:#include "config.h"
code/mpmtypes.h:#include "config.h"     /* this must come first: it defines target options */
code/protocol.h:#include "config.h"
code/testlib.h:/* Essentially the same settings are done in config.h. */
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi code/mpstd.h         
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa options
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>        code
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>        code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/
                                        xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>     mps
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib 
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Failed to determine symbols defined in MPS libraries -- exiting.
[Complain to mm-qa about this.]
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa -debug clib
OPEN >>strings code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a|<<
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsw3.h |<<
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpstd.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscsnc.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsacl.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpswin.h |<<
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscams.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmv2.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmv.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsavm.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mps.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpslibcb.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsio.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscamc.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmvff.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpslib.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscawl.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsclo.h |<<
SYSTEM >>cc -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -DMPS_PF_ALIGN=8  -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest.c code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a -Xlinker -m >&test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest.out<<
Failed to determine symbols defined in MPS libraries -- exiting.
[Complain to mm-qa about this.]
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa -debug clib
OPEN >>strings code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a|<<
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpstd.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpslib.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmv.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mps.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsacl.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpswin.h |<<
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmvff.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsclo.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscsnc.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscmv2.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsavm.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsio.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscams.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscamc.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpsw3.h |<<
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpslibcb.h |<<
OPEN >>cc -E code/mpscawl.h |<<
SYSTEM >>cc -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__=  -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest.c code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a -Xlinker -m >&test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/symtest.out<<
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_60.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_AL.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_I3.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_I4.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_M2.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_M4.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_PP.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_S8.
Filtering out MPS_ARCH_S9.
Filtering out MPS_BEGIN.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_AC.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_CC.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_GC.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_LC.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_MV.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_MW.
Filtering out MPS_BUILD_SC.
Filtering out MPS_END.
Filtering out MPS_FIX.
Filtering out MPS_FIX1.
Filtering out MPS_FIX12.
Filtering out MPS_FIX2.
Filtering out MPS_FIX_CALL.
Filtering out MPS_MESSAGE_TYPE_FINALIZATION.
Filtering out MPS_MESSAGE_TYPE_GC.
Filtering out MPS_MMQA_DUMMY_SYMBOL.
Filtering out MPS_OS_FR.
Filtering out MPS_OS_I5.
Filtering out MPS_OS_IA.
Filtering out MPS_OS_LI.
Filtering out MPS_OS_O1.
Filtering out MPS_OS_S7.
Filtering out MPS_OS_SO.
Filtering out MPS_OS_SU.
Filtering out MPS_OS_W3.
Filtering out MPS_OS_XC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_ALIGN.
Filtering out MPS_PF_FRI4GC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_I5M2CC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_IAM4CC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_LII4GC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_LIPPGC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_O1ALCC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_O1ALGC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_S760AC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_S760MW.
Filtering out MPS_PF_S7PPAC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_S7PPMW.
Filtering out MPS_PF_SOS8GC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_SOS9SC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_STRING.
Filtering out MPS_PF_SUS8GC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_SUS8LC.
Filtering out MPS_PF_W3ALMV.
Filtering out MPS_PF_W3I3MV.
Filtering out MPS_PF_W3PPMV.
Filtering out MPS_PF_XCPPGC.
Filtering out MPS_RANK_AMBIG.
Filtering out MPS_RANK_EXACT.
Filtering out MPS_RANK_WEAK.
Filtering out MPS_RESERVE_BLOCK.
Filtering out MPS_RESERVE_WITH_RESERVOIR_PERMIT_BLOCK.
Filtering out MPS_RES_COMMIT_LIMIT.
Filtering out MPS_RES_FAIL.
Filtering out MPS_RES_IO.
Filtering out MPS_RES_LIMIT.
Filtering out MPS_RES_MEMORY.
Filtering out MPS_RES_OK.
Filtering out MPS_RES_PARAM.
Filtering out MPS_RES_RESOURCE.
Filtering out MPS_RES_UNIMPL.
Filtering out MPS_RM_CONST.
Filtering out MPS_RM_PROT.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_ALLOC.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_ALLOC_FAST.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_CLASS_LIMIT.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_FREE.
Filtering out MPS_SAC_FREE_FAST.
Filtering out MPS_SCAN_BEGIN.
Filtering out MPS_SCAN_END.
Filtering out MPS_T_WORD.
Filtering out MPS_WORD_SHIFT.
Filtering out MPS_WORD_WIDTH.
Filtering out mps_SEH_filter.
Filtering out mps_SEH_handler.
Filtering out mps_addr_t.
Filtering out mps_align_t.
Filtering out mps_alloc_pattern_s.
Filtering out mps_alloc_pattern_t.
Filtering out mps_ap_s.
Filtering out mps_ap_t.
Filtering out mps_arena_class_s.
Filtering out mps_arena_class_t.
Filtering out mps_arena_s.
Filtering out mps_arena_t.
Filtering out mps_block_size.
Filtering out mps_blocks.
Filtering out mps_bool_t.
Filtering out mps_cached_count.
Filtering out mps_capacity.
Filtering out mps_chain_s.
Filtering out mps_chain_t.
Filtering out mps_class.
Filtering out mps_class_ams.
Filtering out mps_class_ams_debug.
Filtering out mps_class_awl.
Filtering out mps_class_lo.
Filtering out mps_class_mvt.
Filtering out mps_class_s.
Filtering out mps_class_t.
Filtering out mps_clock_t.
Filtering out mps_count.
Filtering out mps_count_max.
Filtering out mps_fmt_A_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_A_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_B_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_B_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_auto_header_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_class_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_copy_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_fixed_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_fwd_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_isfwd_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_pad_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_s.
Filtering out mps_fmt_scan_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_skip_t.
Filtering out mps_fmt_t.
Filtering out mps_formatted_objects_stepper_t.
Filtering out mps_frame_s.
Filtering out mps_frame_t.
Filtering out mps_freelists.
Filtering out mps_frequency.
Filtering out mps_gen_param_s.
Filtering out mps_h.
Filtering out mps_headerSize.
Filtering out mps_io_s.
Filtering out mps_io_t.
Filtering out mps_ld_s.
Filtering out mps_ld_t.
Filtering out mps_lib_EOF.
Filtering out mps_lib_FILE.
Filtering out mps_lib_callback_register.
Filtering out mps_lib_function_t.
Filtering out mps_lib_stderr.
Filtering out mps_lib_stdout.
Filtering out mps_lib_stream_s.
Filtering out mps_message_s.
Filtering out mps_message_t.
Filtering out mps_message_type_finalization.
Filtering out mps_message_type_gc.
Filtering out mps_message_type_t.
Filtering out mps_middle.
Filtering out mps_mortality.
Filtering out mps_mvt_free_size.
Filtering out mps_mvt_size.
Filtering out mps_pool.
Filtering out mps_pool_debug_option_s.
Filtering out mps_pool_s.
Filtering out mps_pool_t.
Filtering out mps_rank_t.
Filtering out mps_reg_scan_t.
Filtering out mps_res_t.
Filtering out mps_rm_t.
Filtering out mps_root_s.
Filtering out mps_root_scan_t.
Filtering out mps_root_t.
Filtering out mps_roots_stepper_t.
Filtering out mps_sac_class_s.
Filtering out mps_sac_classes_s.
Filtering out mps_sac_freelist_block_s.
Filtering out mps_sac_s.
Filtering out mps_sac_t.
Filtering out mps_shift_t.
Filtering out mps_size.
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Filtering out mps_ss_s.
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Filtering out mps_thr_s.
Filtering out mps_thr_t.
Filtering out mps_tramp_t.
Filtering out mps_trapped.
Filtering out mps_word_t.
Compiling test libraries.
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/rankfmt.o test/test/testlib/rankfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/fastfmt.o test/test/testlib/fastfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/awlfmt.o test/test/testlib/awlfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/exfmt.o test/test/testlib/exfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/lofmt.o test/test/testlib/lofmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/myfmt.o test/test/testlib/myfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/newfmt.o test/test/testlib/newfmt.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/platform.o test/test/testlib/platform.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
SYSTEM >>cc -c -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__= -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/testlib.o test/test/testlib/testlib.c -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix<<
test/test/testlib/testlib.c: In function `call_f':
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:286: warning: implicit declaration of function `mps_assert_install'
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep "Filtering out" ./test/test/script/*
./test/test/script/clib:   &debug("Filtering out $1.");
grep: ./test/test/script/commands: Operation not permitted
grep: ./test/test/script/help: Operation not permitted
grep: ./test/test/script/ntx86bin: Operation not permitted
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
test/test/testlib/testlib.c: In function `call_f':
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:286: warning: implicit declaration of function `mps_assert_install'
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:23:34: warning: "/*" within comment
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:24: error: parse error before '}' token
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:27: warning: return type defaults to `int'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:27: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_lib_get_stdout'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_get_stdout':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:28: error: `mps_lib_FILE' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:28: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:28: error: for each function it appears in.)
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:28: error: parse error before ')' token
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: At top level:
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:31: error: parse error before "mps_lib_FILE"
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:32: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_lib_fputc'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_fputc':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:33: error: `c' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:33: error: `stream' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: At top level:
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:36: error: parse error before "mps_lib_FILE"
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:37: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_lib_fputs'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_fputs':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:38: error: `s' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:38: error: `stream' undeclared (first use in this function)
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: At top level:
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:42: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_lib_memset'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_memset':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:43: warning: implicit declaration of function `memset'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: At top level:
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:47: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_lib_memcpy'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_memcpy':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:48: warning: implicit declaration of function `memcpy'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: At top level:
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:52: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_lib_memcmp'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_memcmp':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:53: warning: implicit declaration of function `memcmp'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: At top level:
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:58: error: parse error before "mps_clock"
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:59: warning: return type defaults to `int'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:59: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_clock'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:63: error: parse error before "mps_clocks_per_sec"
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:64: warning: return type defaults to `int'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:64: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_clocks_per_sec'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:69: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_lib_telemetry_control'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:83: warning: no previous prototype for `mps_lib_assert_fail'
 failed on test/test/testlib/plinth.c.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$        
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_memset':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:43: warning: implicit declaration of function `memset'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_memcpy':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:48: warning: implicit declaration of function `memcpy'
test/test/testlib/plinth.c: In function `mps_lib_memcmp':
test/test/testlib/plinth.c:53: warning: implicit declaration of function `memcmp'
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa index function/1-20
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ cd test
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ cd test
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ qa index function/1-20
Can't open perl script "test/test/qa": No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test/test richardk$ cd ..
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ cd ..
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa index test/function/1-20
1.c: create a space and then destroy it
2.c: test my format for format_a
3.c: allocate 100 items, throw away and repeat
4.c: allocate 100 items, throw away and repeat
5.c: (regression test) have an ambiguous reference to a reserved but not committed object, and then allocate lots more with another AP, to make it collect
6.c: (regression test ) Keep resetting lds in managed memory while doing allocation. The idea is to force a collection so that the ld will be protected when you try to reset it.
7.c: create 1000 spaces and destroy each one just after the next is created
8.c: create arenas until an error results, see if it leaks at failure
9.c: (regression test) Allocate a big object (>64M, perhaps up to 1G) in an AMC pool
10.c: Allocate but never look at objects
11.c: lots of allocation to provoke mmap error in sunos
12.c: lots of APs with interleaved reserve and 2-stage commit
12p.c: lots of APs with interleaved reserve and 2-stage commit
13.c: interleaved APs (like 12, but produce comments for debugging)
14.c: regression test for bug when commit fails
15.c: destroy AMC pool in mid-collection
16.c: regression test for scan of invalid obj after I=A
17.c: create and destroy lots of pools (interleaved)
18.c: create lots of pools at once (and cause to run out of memory)
19.c: create lots of aps at once (and cause to run out of memory)
20.c: create lots of formats at once (and cause to run out of memory)
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/function/5.c
% create arena: OK
% register thread: OK
% create root: OK
% create format: OK
% chain_create: OK
% create pool: OK
% create apA: OK
% create apB: OK

MPS ASSERTION FAILURE: ResIsAllocFailure(res)
trace.c
511
Unexpected line in output:
MPS ASSERTION FAILURE: ResIsAllocFailure(res)

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/function/1.c
% create space: OK
!completed=yes
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
PASSED TEST test/function/1.c
*
  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  create a space and then destroy it
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
  seconds            =  1
CONCLUSION
  PASS

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/function/1.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/function/1.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa index test/function/1-20
1.c: create a space and then destroy it
2.c: test my format for format_a
3.c: allocate 100 items, throw away and repeat
4.c: allocate 100 items, throw away and repeat
5.c: (regression test) have an ambiguous reference to a reserved but not committed object, and then allocate lots more with another AP, to make it collect
6.c: (regression test ) Keep resetting lds in managed memory while doing allocation. The idea is to force a collection so that the ld will be protected when you try to reset it.
7.c: create 1000 spaces and destroy each one just after the next is created
8.c: create arenas until an error results, see if it leaks at failure
9.c: (regression test) Allocate a big object (>64M, perhaps up to 1G) in an AMC pool
10.c: Allocate but never look at objects
11.c: lots of allocation to provoke mmap error in sunos
12.c: lots of APs with interleaved reserve and 2-stage commit
12p.c: lots of APs with interleaved reserve and 2-stage commit
13.c: interleaved APs (like 12, but produce comments for debugging)
14.c: regression test for bug when commit fails
15.c: destroy AMC pool in mid-collection
16.c: regression test for scan of invalid obj after I=A
17.c: create and destroy lots of pools (interleaved)
18.c: create lots of pools at once (and cause to run out of memory)
19.c: create lots of aps at once (and cause to run out of memory)
20.c: create lots of formats at once (and cause to run out of memory)
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa index test/argerr/1-20
1.c: create a space with an unaligned space_t
2.c: destroy a space with an null space_t
3.c: destroy a space with an unaligned space_t
4.c: NULL 1st arg to fmt_create_A
5.c: UNALIGNED 1st arg to fmt_create_A
6.c: NULL 2nd arg to fmt_create_A
7.c: UNALIGNED 2nd arg to fmt_create_A
8.c: NULL arg to fmt_destroy
9.c: UNALIGNED arg to fmt_destroy
10.c: null 1st arg to pool_create
11.c: UNALIGNED 1st arg to pool_create
12.c: null 2nd arg to pool_create
13.c: UNALIGNED 2nd arg to pool_create
14.c: NULL 3rd arg to pool_create
15.c: UNALIGNED 3rd arg to pool_create
16.c: NULL 4th arg to pool_create
17.c: UNALIGNED 4th arg to pool_create
18.c: NULL arg to pool_destroy
19.c: UNALIGNED arg to pool_destroy
20.c: NULL 1st arg to mps_alloc
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/argerr/1.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/argerr/1.c 
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/argerr/1.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  create a space with an unaligned space_t
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/argerr/10.c
% create space: OK
% register thread: OK
% create root: OK
% create format: OK

MPS ASSERTION FAILURE: mps_pool_o != NULL
mpsi.c
672
Unexpected line in output:
MPS ASSERTION FAILURE: mps_pool_o != NULL

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa options
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>        code
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>        code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a code/
                                        xcppgc/ci/mpsplan.a
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>     mps
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ export MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ=code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa options
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>        code
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>        code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>     mps
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/argerr/10.cWarning: MPS_LINK_OBJ has changed
-- recompile test libraries ("qa clib") before running tests.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa -danger run test/argerr/10.c
ld: Undefined symbols:
_mps_lib_assert_fail
_mps_lib_memcpy
_mps_clock
_mps_clocks_per_sec
_mps_lib_fputc
_mps_lib_fputs
_mps_lib_get_EOF
_mps_lib_memcmp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/argerr/10.c
*
  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o newfmt.o
  summary            =  null 1st arg to pool_create
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  cl_out             =
    ld: Undefined symbols:
    _mps_lib_assert_fail
    _mps_lib_memcpy
    _mps_clock
    _mps_clocks_per_sec
    _mps_lib_fputc
    _mps_lib_fputs
    _mps_lib_get_EOF
    _mps_lib_memcmp
  error              =  true
  errtext            =  compilation failed
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  compilation failed

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib                        
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/argerr/10.c
ld: Undefined symbols:
_mps_lib_assert_fail
_mps_lib_memcpy
_mps_clock
_mps_clocks_per_sec
_mps_lib_fputc
_mps_lib_fputs
_mps_lib_get_EOF
_mps_lib_memcmp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/argerr/10.c
*
  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o newfmt.o
  summary            =  null 1st arg to pool_create
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  cl_out             =
    ld: Undefined symbols:
    _mps_lib_assert_fail
    _mps_lib_memcpy
    _mps_clock
    _mps_clocks_per_sec
    _mps_lib_fputc
    _mps_lib_fputs
    _mps_lib_get_EOF
    _mps_lib_memcmp
  error              =  true
  errtext            =  compilation failed
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  compilation failed

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:236: warning: no previous prototype for `mmqa_assert_handler'
test/test/testlib/testlib.c: In function `mps_lib_memset':
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:611: warning: implicit declaration of function `memset'
test/test/testlib/testlib.c: In function `mps_lib_memcpy':
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:616: warning: implicit declaration of function `memcpy'
test/test/testlib/testlib.c: In function `mps_lib_memcmp':
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:621: warning: implicit declaration of function `memcmp'
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
test/test/testlib/testlib.c:237: warning: no previous prototype for `mmqa_assert_handler'
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa clib
Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/argerr/10.c
% create space: OK
% register thread: OK
% create root: OK
% create format: OK
% MPS ASSERTION FAILURE
!assert=true
!assertid=<no id supplied>
!assertcond=mps_pool_o != NULL
!assertfile=mpsi.c
!assertline=672
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/argerr/10.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o newfmt.o
  summary            =  null 1st arg to pool_create
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  assert             =  true
  assertcond         =  mps_pool_o != NULL
  assertfile         =  mpsi.c
  assertid           =  <no id supplied>
  assertline         =  672
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi 10.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/argerr/10.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep SPEC test/argerr/*
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep RESU test/argerr/*
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep -i spec test/argerr/*
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep -i requi test/argerr/*
test/argerr/146.c:   pre-processor, but that would require recompilation...
test/argerr/147.c:   pre-processor, but that would require recompilation...
test/argerr/148.c:   pre-processor, but that would require recompilation...
test/argerr/149.c:   pre-processor, but that would require recompilation...
test/argerr/150.c:   pre-processor, but that would require recompilation...
test/argerr/151.c:   pre-processor, but that would require recompilation...
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep -i SPEC test/argerr/*
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep -i SPEC test/*/*
test/function/110.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/111.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/117.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/120.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/121.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/122.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/122.c: countspec > 0
test/function/122.c:long int speccount;
test/function/122.c: mycell *spec;
test/function/122.c: spec = (mycell *) V;
test/function/122.c: if (spec == a) {
test/function/122.c:  speccount++;
test/function/122.c: speccount = 0;
test/function/122.c: report("countspec", "%ld", speccount);
test/function/124.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/127.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/128.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/129.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/131.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/132.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/133.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/134.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/135.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/144.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/148.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/149.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/150.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/152.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/158.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/159.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/160.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/161.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/162.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/165.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/167.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/170.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/171.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/18.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/19.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/20.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/215.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/223.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/227.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/23.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/26.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/44.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/50.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/51.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/65.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/72.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/8.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/98.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/misc/0.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/misc/1.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/misc/2.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
grep: test/test/log: Operation not permitted
grep: test/test/obj: Operation not permitted
test/test/qa: die "You must specify a command -- try 'qa help' for details.\n";
grep: test/test/script: Operation not permitted
grep: test/test/testlib: Operation not permitted
test/test/typescript:by the qa harness. Each may be specified by setting an
test/test/typescript:specifying them correctly, but of course they won't remain
test/test/typescript:In general, if you specify a command-line option or flag, it
test/test/typescript: the memory manager specified in MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ. If however you
test/test/typescript: specify a particular file as their standard input. If you specify
test/test/typescript: and used to specify compiler options and command-line syntax for
test/test/typescript: settings specified in the test header. Examples (all equivalent):
test/test/typescript: Parameters may also be specified individually:
test/test/typescript: allows you to specify what a test will use for its standard
test/test/typescript: input. If unset, the file specified by the test itself will
test/test/typescript: you can use a file of your choosing, or specify "STDIN" if you want
test/test/typescript:by the qa harness. Each may be specified by setting an
test/test/typescript:specifying them correctly, but of course they won't remain
test/test/typescript:In general, if you specify a command-line option or flag, it
test/test/typescript: the memory manager specified in MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ. If however you
test/test/typescript: specify a particular file as their standard input. If you specify
test/test/typescript: and used to specify compiler options and command-line syntax for
test/test/typescript: settings specified in the test header. Examples (all equivalent):
test/test/typescript: Parameters may also be specified individually:
test/test/typescript: allows you to specify what a test will use for its standard
test/test/typescript: input. If unset, the file specified by the test itself will
test/test/typescript: you can use a file of your choosing, or specify "STDIN" if you want
test/test/typescript:duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep SPEC test/argerr/*
test/test/typescript:duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep RESU test/argerr/test/test/typescript:duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep -i requi test/argtest/test/typescript:duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep -i spe test/arge^[[?1;2cduck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep SPEC test/*/*
test/function/110.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/111.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/117.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/120.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/121.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/122.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/124.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/127.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/128.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/129.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/131.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/132.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/133.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/134.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/135.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/144.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/148.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/149.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/150.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/152.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/158.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/159.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/160.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/161.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/162.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/165.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/167.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/170.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/171.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/18.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/19.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/20.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/215.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/223.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/227.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/23.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/26.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/44.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/50.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/51.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/65.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/72.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/8.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/function/98.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/misc/0.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/misc/1.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/misc/2.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
grep: test/test/log: Operation not permitted
grep: test/test/obj: Operation not permitted
grep: test/test/script: Operation not permitted
grep: test/test/testlib: Operation not permitted
test/test/typescript:duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep SPEC test/argerr/*
test/test/typescript:duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep RESU test/argerr/test/test/typescript:duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ grep -i SPEC test/*test/test/typescript:test/function/110.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/test/typescript:test/function/111.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/test/typescript:test/function/117.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/test/typescript:test/function/120.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/test/typescript:test/function/121.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/test/typescript:test/function/122.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
test/test/typescript:test/function/124.c:OUTPUT_SPEC
...
[self-engulfing grep removed - RHSK]
...
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/function/161.c 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/function/161.c 
% create arena: OK
% register thread: OK
% MPS ASSERTION FAILURE
!assert=true
!assertid=<no id supplied>
!assertcond=fencepost check on free
!assertfile=dbgpool.c
!assertline=404
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
PASSED TEST test/function/161.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!161.c(trunk.2) $
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  MV fenceposting check: subfree
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  assert             =  true
  assertcond         =  fencepost check on free
  assertfile         P= dbgpool.c
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  assert             =  true
  assertcond         =  fencepost check on free
  assertfile         =  dbgpool.c
  assertid           =  <no id supplied>
  assertline         =  404
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  PASS

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/function/5.c 
% create arena: OK
% register thread: OK
% create root: OK
% create format: OK
% chain_create: OK
% create pool: OK
% create apA: OK
% create apB: OK
% MPS ASSERTION FAILURE
!assert=true
!assertid=<no id supplied>
!assertcond=ResIsAllocFailure(res)
!assertfile=trace.c
!assertline=511
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/function/5.c
**********
  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!5.c(trunk.6) $
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o newfmt.o
  summary            =
    (regression test) have an ambiguous reference to a reserved but not
      committed object, and then allocate lots more with another AP, to make
      it collect
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  assert             =  true
  assertcond         =  ResIsAllocFailure(res)
  assertfile         =  trace.c
  assertid           =  <no id supplied>
  assertline         =  511
  seconds            =  10
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/function/5.c 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/argerr/10.c
% create space: OK
% register thread: OK
% create root: OK
% create format: OK
% MPS ASSERTION FAILURE
!assert=true
!assertid=<no id supplied>
!assertcond=mps_pool_o != NULL
!assertfile=mpsi.c
!assertline=672
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/argerr/10.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o newfmt.o
  summary            =  null 1st arg to pool_create
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  assert             =  true
  assertcond         =  mps_pool_o != NULL
  assertfile         =  mpsi.c
  assertid           =  <no id supplied>
  assertline         =  672
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa index text/conerr/1-10
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa index test/conerr/1-20
1.c: destroy a space without creating it
2.c: destroy a space which isn't a space
3.c: destroy a space which isn't a space, with a pointer in
4.c: destroy a space which contains a pool
5.c: destroy a space which contains a format
6.c: destroy a space which contains a root
7.c: destroy a space which contains a thread
8.c: create a format in an uncreated space
9.c: create a format in a destroyed space
10.c: destroy a format though uncreated
11.c: destroy a format twice
12.c: destroy a format though attached to a pool
13.c: create a pool in an uncreated space
14.c: create a pool in a destroyed space
15.c: destroy an uncreated pool
16.c: destroy a pool twice
17.c: destroy a pool though containining an AP
18.c: create a pool with a format in the wrong space
19.c: alloc in an uncreated pool
20.c: alloc in an destroyed pool
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/conerr/10.c
test/conerr/10.c: In function `test':
test/conerr/10.c:33: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/10.c:35: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/10.c:36: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/10.c:37: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/10.c:38: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/10.c:26: warning: `format' might be used uninitialized in this function
% create space: OK
% MPS ASSERTION FAILURE
!assert=true
!assertid=<no id supplied>
!assertcond=CHECKT(Format, format)
!assertfile=mpsi.c
!assertline=640
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/conerr/10.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  destroy a format though uncreated
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  assert             =  true
  assertcond         =  CHECKT(Format, format)
  assertfile         =  mpsi.c
  assertid           =  <no id supplied>
  assertline         =  640
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa index test/conerr/1-20
1.c: destroy a space without creating it
2.c: destroy a space which isn't a space
3.c: destroy a space which isn't a space, with a pointer in
4.c: destroy a space which contains a pool
5.c: destroy a space which contains a format
6.c: destroy a space which contains a root
7.c: destroy a space which contains a thread
8.c: create a format in an uncreated space
9.c: create a format in a destroyed space
10.c: destroy a format though uncreated
11.c: destroy a format twice
12.c: destroy a format though attached to a pool
13.c: create a pool in an uncreated space
14.c: create a pool in a destroyed space
15.c: destroy an uncreated pool
16.c: destroy a pool twice
17.c: destroy a pool though containining an AP
18.c: create a pool with a format in the wrong space
19.c: alloc in an uncreated pool
20.c: alloc in an destroyed pool
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/conerr/4.c
% create space: OK
% create pool: OK
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/conerr/4.c
*
  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  destroy a space which contains a pool
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  seconds            =  1
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa -debug run test/conerr/4.c
OPEN >>strings code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a|<<
No output specification -- assuming completed=yes required.
OPEN >>cc -ansi -pedantic -Wall  -Winline -Waggregate-return -Wnested-externs -Wcast-qual -Wshadow -Wmissing-prototypes -Wcast-align -O -g -ggdb3 -DMMQA_PROD_mps -Wno-unused -Wno-long-long -D__inline__=  -o test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/tmp_test test/conerr/4.c  test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/testlib.o  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/platform.o -Itest/test/testlib -Icode -Itest/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix -Xlinker -m|<<
OPEN >>strings test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/tmp_test|<<
LOG SYSTEM:
 c>test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/tmp_test
 i<STDIN
 o>yes
 l>test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/tmp_log.log
SYSTEM >>sh -c "ulimit -c 0; test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/tmp_test"  | tee test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/std_log.log<<
% create space: OK
% create pool: OK
SYSTEM >>cat test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/err_log.log<<
SYSTEM >>cat test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/std_log.log test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/err_log.log > test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/tmp_log.log<<
read_results >test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/tmp_log.log<
time line: 0, 0, 9
% create space: OK

% create pool: OK

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/conerr/4.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  destroy a space which contains a pool
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

SYSTEM >>{ echo 'To: mm-qa-test-log'; echo 'Subject: MMQA-log $HopeName$ FAIL'; cat test/test/log/last.log; } | /usr/lib/sendmail -t<<
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/conerr/4.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa index test/conerr/1-20
1.c: destroy a space without creating it
2.c: destroy a space which isn't a space
3.c: destroy a space which isn't a space, with a pointer in
4.c: destroy a space which contains a pool
5.c: destroy a space which contains a format
6.c: destroy a space which contains a root
7.c: destroy a space which contains a thread
8.c: create a format in an uncreated space
9.c: create a format in a destroyed space
10.c: destroy a format though uncreated
11.c: destroy a format twice
12.c: destroy a format though attached to a pool
13.c: create a pool in an uncreated space
14.c: create a pool in a destroyed space
15.c: destroy an uncreated pool
16.c: destroy a pool twice
17.c: destroy a pool though containining an AP
18.c: create a pool with a format in the wrong space
19.c: alloc in an uncreated pool
20.c: alloc in an destroyed pool
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/conerr/17.c
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa -debug test/conerr/17.c
OPEN >>strings code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a|<<
Unknown command 'test/conerr/17.c' -- 'qa help' for info.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa -debug test/conerr/17.c
OPEN >>strings code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a|<<
Unknown command 'test/conerr/17.c' -- 'qa help' for info.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/conerr/17.c
test/conerr/17.c: In function `test':
test/conerr/17.c:36: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/17.c:38: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/17.c:39: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/17.c:40: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
test/conerr/17.c:41: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
ld: Undefined symbols:
_mps_class_lo
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/conerr/17.c
*
  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  destroy a pool though containining an AP
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  cl_out             =
    ld: Undefined symbols:
    _mps_class_lo
  error              =  true
  errtext            =  compilation failed
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  compilation failed

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/conerr/4.c
% create space: OK
% create pool: OK
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/conerr/4.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  destroy a space which contains a pool
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ test/test     
test/test      test/testsets  
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ test/test/obj/Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix/tmp_test 
% create space: OK
% create pool: OK
Segmentation fault
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$                           duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ ls
code            index.html      manual          readme.txt      tool
design          license.txt     procedure       test
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ ls test
argerr          function        test
conerr          misc            testsets
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ ls test/testsets
daily   dailydw dylan1
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi test/testsets/daily
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa help
Help topics:
  clib        compile test libraries
  index       list tests in a directory
  install     installing and invoking the MMQA test harness
  naming      Numbering of test programs
  options     display options and their current values
  output      Conventions for test output
  problems    known problems and how to report others you may find
  run         run tests, reporting results and verdict
  runset      run tests from a test-set
For help on a topic, type 'qa help <topic>'.

For general instructions on how to run tests, see guide.mmqa in
the MM Information database.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa help runset
% $HopeName: MMQA_harness!script:help:runset(trunk.2) $

Usage: qa runset [<options>] <testsetfile>

'runset' compiles the test libraries and then runs all the
tests in a test-set.

A test-set is a file containing a list of tests, one test
per line. Blank lines or those beginning with % are ignored.
Tests can be specified as absolute files, or relative to the
current directory.

'runset' runs all the tests, and saves three log files in the
logs directory (see 'qa help options'):

 summ.log -- summary log: one line per test, PASS or FAIL
 res.log  -- results log: test specifications, results and verdict
 full.log -- full log: specifications, results, verdict and transcript

To run tests individually, use the 'run' command.

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ cd test   
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ qa runset testsets/daily
Can't open perl script "test/test/qa": No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ cd ..
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa runset test/testsets/daily
Test set test/testsets/daily

Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
File function/0.c not found. at test/test/script/headread line 40, <TESTSET> line 4.
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/function/1.c% create space: OK
!completed=yes
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
PASSED TEST test/function/1.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  testlib.o
  summary            =  create a space and then destroy it
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  PASS

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ qa run test/function/2.c
test/function/2.c: In function `test':
test/function/2.c:53: warning: implicit declaration of function `scanf'
test/function/2.c: In function `main':
test/function/2.c:102: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
% create space: OK
% register thread: OK
% create root: OK
% create format: OK
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
FAILED TEST test/function/2.c

  harness            =  1.0
  id                 =  $HopeName$
  language           =  c
  link               =  myfmt.o testlib.o
  manual             =  true
  summary            =  test my format for format_a
SPECIFIED RESULTS
  completed          =  yes
MMQA OPTIONS
  MPS_INCLUDE_DIR    =  code
  MPS_LINK_OBJ       =  code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
  MPS_PRODUCT        =  mps
  PLATFORM           =  Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
RESULTS
  seconds            =  0
CONCLUSION
  FAIL                  failed on completed: wanted = yes, was absent

sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ which qa
/Users/richardk/bin/qa
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ vi /Users/richardk/bin/qa
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master richardk$ cd test
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ ls
argerr          function        test
conerr          misc            testsets
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ qa runset testsets/daily
strings: can't open file: code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a (No such file or directory)
Error: runset requires the following option:
 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ echo

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ set
BASH=/bin/bash
BASH_VERSINFO=([0]="2" [1]="05b" [2]="0" [3]="1" [4]="release" [5]="powerpc-apple-darwin7.0")
BASH_VERSION='2.05b.0(1)-release'
COLUMNS=82
DIRSTACK=()
EDITOR='see -w'
EUID=501
GROUPS=()
HISTFILE=/Users/richardk/.bash_history
HISTFILESIZE=500
HISTSIZE=500
HOME=/Users/richardk
HOSTNAME=duck.ravenbrook.com
HOSTTYPE=powerpc
IFS=$' \t\n'
LINES=51
LOGNAME=richardk
MACHTYPE=powerpc-apple-darwin7.0
MAILCHECK=60
MMQA_MPS_INCLUDE_DIR=code
MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ=code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
OLDPWD=/Users/richardk/p4/project/mps/master
OPTERR=1
OPTIND=1
OSTYPE=darwin7.0
P4CONFIG=.p4config
PATH=/Users/richardk/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin
PIPESTATUS=([0]="0")
PPID=2081
PS1='\h:\w \u\$ '
PS2='> '
PS4='+ '
PWD=/Users/richardk/p4/project/mps/master/test
SECURITYSESSIONID=211a50
SHELL=/bin/bash
SHELLOPTS=braceexpand:emacs:hashall:histexpand:history:interactive-comments:monitor
SHLVL=2
TERM=xterm-color
TERM_PROGRAM=Apple_Terminal
TERM_PROGRAM_VERSION=100.1.4
UID=501
USER=richardk
_=echo
__CF_USER_TEXT_ENCODING=0x1F5:0:0
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ MMQS_MPS_INCLUDE_DIR=../code
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ MMQS_MPS_LINK_OBJ=../code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ qa runset testsets/dailystrings: can't open file: code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a (No such file or directory)
Error: runset requires the following option:
 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>

duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ qa options
strings: can't open file: code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a (No such file or directory)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
 MMQA harness version 3.5

 OPTION                 CODE            CURRENT

 DANGEROUS              -[no]danger     off
 DATA_DIR               -data <val>     /Users/richardk/p4/project/mps/
                                        master/test/test/../data
 DEBUG_INFO             -[no]debug      off
 LOG_DIR                -g <val>        /Users/richardk/p4/project/mps/
                                        master/test/test/log
 MAIL_RESULTS           -[no]mail       on
 MAIL_SUBJECT           -subj <val>     MMQA-log
 MAIL_TO                -m <val>        mm-qa-test-log
 MPS_INCLUDE_DIR        -i <val>        code
 MPS_LINK_OBJ           -l <val>        code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
 MPS_PRODUCT            -prod <val>
 PARAMETERS             -a <val>
 PLATFORM               -p <val>        Darwin_7.8.0_powerpc__unix
 STDIN                  -s <val>

 (Add MMQA_ to start of option to give environment variable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ MMQA_MPS_LINK_OBJ=../code/xcppgc/ci/mps.a
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ MMQA_MPS_INCLUDE_DIR=../codeduck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ qa runset testsets/dailyTest set testsets/daily

Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
../code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
../code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
  PASS $HopeName$
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
  PASS $HopeName$
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!5.c(trunk.6) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!6.c(trunk.5) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
  PASS $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!9.c(trunk.4) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!11.c(trunk.7) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
  PASS $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!12.c(trunk.8) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!14.c(trunk.5) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!15.c(trunk.5) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!16.c(trunk.5) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
^CX FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!17.c(trunk.6) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
^CX FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!18.c(trunk.6) $
sh: line 1: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
^C
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ qa -nomail runset testsets/daily
Test set testsets/daily

Cleaning out old object files.
Checking settings.
Scrutinizing MPS header files.
../code/mpswin.h:19:21: windows.h: No such file or directory
../code/mpsw3.h:14:59: windows.h: No such file or directory
Compiling test libraries.
  PASS $HopeName$
  PASS $HopeName$
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!5.c(trunk.6) $
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!6.c(trunk.5) $
  PASS $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!9.c(trunk.4) $
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!11.c(trunk.7) $
  PASS $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!12.c(trunk.8) $
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!14.c(trunk.5) $
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!15.c(trunk.5) $
X FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!16.c(trunk.5) $
  PASS $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!17.c(trunk.6) $
^CX FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!18.c(trunk.6) $
^CX FAIL $HopeName: MMQA_test_function!19.c(trunk.5) $
^CX FAIL $HopeName$
^C
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$ 
duck:~/p4/project/mps/master/test richardk$