Hi,
with 'make testr' I get a single test failure. My guess is that the string
encoding is
not properly written to the dumped PBC file:
bernhard@linux:~/devel/Parrot/cvs/parrot> cat t/op/string_cs_2.pasm
set S0, ascii:"ok 1\n"
charset I0, S0
charsetname S1, I0
print S1
print "\n"
end
bernhard@linux:~/devel/Parrot/cvs/parrot> ./parrot t/op/string_cs_2.pasm
ascii
bernhard@linux:~/devel/Parrot/cvs/parrot> ./parrot -o string_cs_2.pbc -r
t/op/string_cs_2.pasm
ascii
bernhard@linux:~/devel/Parrot/cvs/parrot> ./parrot -o string_cs_2.pbc -r -r
t/op/string_cs_2.pasm
iso-8859-1
bernhard@linux:~/devel/Parrot/cvs/parrot> ./parrot string_cs_2.pbc
iso-8859-1
So whenever the dumped PBC file is executed, the string is thought to be
'iso-8859-1',
while it should be 'ascii'.
CU, Bernhard
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> with 'make testr' I get a single test failure. My guess is that the string
> encoding is
> not properly written to the dumped PBC file:
Yep. That's still missing.
Thanks,
leo
> with 'make testr' I get a single test failure. My guess is that the
> string encoding is not properly written to the dumped PBC file:
Fixed.
leo