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On Dec 18, 2009, at 1:03 PM, jesse wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 07:18:38AM -0600, Craig A. Berry wrote:
>> Automated smoke report for 5.11.2 patch
>> 4342f4d6df6a7dfa22a470aa21e54a5622c009f3 v5.11.2-170-g4342f4d
>> ALMA: HP rx2600 (1.50GHz/6.0MB) (IA64/2 cpu)
>> on openvms - V8.3-1H1
>> using ? CC/DECC version 70390018
>> smoketime 15 hours 50 minutes (average 7 hours 55 minutes)
>>
>> Summary: FAIL(F)
>>
>
> Shortly after this smoke, xdg checked in an update to Module::Build
> which, hopefully, will solve some of the fails below.
Some I think, yes. There's a later smoke now posted to the list
(though I can't find a URL for it yet).
> If not, a verbose failure report would be stellar.
I'll try to write up what I know about what's still failing. I've
been juggling multiple things in crunch mode lately and unable to get
any time for Perl fixes.
> On a somewhat-related note, I've managed to get myself set up with a
> "hobbyist" copy of PersonalAlpha and with VMS media. I can boot and
> login, but I'm without license keys. Do we have a friendly source of
> VMS
> keys these days or should I be trying to sign up for DECUS or its
> successor?
You'll need a free DECUSserve membership in order to get free hobbyist
licenses. See
<http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/1416>
It's all perfectly legal as long as you're not using the system for
commercial purposes.
PersonalAlpha is the free version of a very impressive emulation
product. Bear in mind that it's true emulation, though, not
hypervisor-style virtualization, so it will be much, much slower than
the host system. The free version is also limited to a miniscule
slice of memory by today's standards (I think it's 256MB). Basically
it's designed to be a drop-in replacement for a mid-1990s workstation,
and it does that admirably. It is possible to do a build of a recent
Perl on one of these (I've done it) but it might take 12-24 hours
depending on the host system.
>
>> SMOKE4342f4d6df6a7dfa22a470aa21e54a5622c009f3
>>
>> Failures: (common-args) none
>> [default]
>> t/io/
>> errno.....................................................FAILED at
>> test 2
>> t/io/
>> inplace...................................................FAILED--
>> unexpected output at test 4
>> t/re/
>> reg_posixcc...............................................FAILED--
>> unexpected output at test 1507
>> t/op/
>> filetest_t................................................FAILED at
>> test 1
>> t/op/
>> ref.......................................................FAILED at
>> test 117
>> cpan/ExtUtils-CBuilder/t/02-
>> link...............................FAILED at test 8
>> cpan/Module-Build/t/
>> basic......................................FAILED at test 6
>> cpan/Module-Build/t/
>> compat.....................................FAILED at test 142
>> cpan/Module-Build/t/
>> install_extra_target.......................FAILED at test 4
>> cpan/Module-Build/t/properties/
>> module_name.....................FAILED at test 2
>> cpan/Module-Build/t/properties/
>> share_dir.......................FAILED at test 14
>> cpan/Pod-Parser/t/pod/
>> find.....................................FAILED--expected 4 tests,
>> saw 1
>> dist/base/t/
>> fields-5.6.0.......................................FAILED--no
>> leader found
>> dist/base/t/
>> fields-5.8.0.......................................FAILED--no
>> leader found
>> dist/ExtUtils-Install/t/
>> InstallWithMM..........................FAILED at test 3
>> t/porting/
>> diag.................................................FAILED--
>> unexpected output at test 0
>>
>> [default] -Duseithreads
>> t/io/
>> errno.....................................................FAILED at
>> test 2
>> t/io/
>> inplace...................................................FAILED--
>> unexpected output at test 4
>>
>> --
>> Report by Test::Smoke v1.39 build 1235 running on perl 5.10.0
>> (Reporter v0.035 / Smoker v0.044)
>>
>
> --
________________________________________
Craig A. Berry
mailto:craigberry@mac.com
"... getting out of a sonnet is much more
difficult than getting in."
Brad Leithauser
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